Aziz Alakbarli: Baku–Yerevan negotiations strengthen belief in long-term peace in South Caucasus
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- 03 June, 2026
- 10:35
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The ongoing negotiation process between Azerbaijan and Armenia is strengthening hopes for a durable peace in the South Caucasus, Aziz Alakbarli, chairman of the Western Azerbaijan Community, told journalists.
According to Report, Alakbarli said recent years of talks have increased confidence in the prospects for long-term stability in the region.
He said the peace process is also viewed as a potential opportunity for the return to historical Azerbaijani territories.
Alakbarli added that one of the main objectives of the organization he leads is to study the heritage of Western Azerbaijan and to present historical facts both to the Azerbaijani public and the international community.
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