Klaar: Important for Azerbaijan and Armenia to stay committed to positive and agreed agenda
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- 14 October, 2023
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The European Union expects the high level meeting to be held in Brussels to be productive, EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the crisis in Georgia Toivo Klaar said on the social network X, according to Report.
"Back from Baku and Yerevan where I discussed next steps towards comprehensive normalisation. Important for Azerbaijan and Armenia to stay committed to a positive and agreed agenda. Expect that this engagement will be firmed up at a high level meeting in Brussels later this month," the diplomat said.
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