Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has said that the Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan will meet in Washington in the near future.
“No matter how difficult, our work towards the normalization of relations with Azerbaijan and establishment of peace must be continuous. We need to be consistent about this. In the near future, a meeting of the foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan is planned in Washington, and I hope that certain progress recorded during the previous meeting in Washington will develop,” Pashinyan told a Cabinet meeting on Friday, June 16.
“I also want to emphasize that especially after Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to recognize each other's territorial integrity, attempts to create tensions in different sections along the border are unacceptable and incomprehensible.”
According to him, now it is necessary to take the next step: to record the basis for delimitation and start the actual delimitation and demarcation works.
The Foreign Ministers of the two countries were supposed to meet in Washington on June 12 but the meeting was postponed by the Azerbaijani side.
