Pashinyan calls negotiations with Aliyev important and names steps towards peace

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan called the meeting with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on May 14 in Brussels a positive step and noted that it is important for establishing peace in the region, agreeing on a peace treaty and delimiting borders, Report informs via Sputnik-Armenia.

Pashinyan called Armenia and Azerbaijan’s mutual recognition of each other's territorial integrity in Brussels an important step. At a government meeting, he said that in the Belgian capital, the two countries agreed on the size of each other’s territory; Baku recognized Armenia’s 29,800 sq. km, and Yerevan recognized Azerbaijan’s 86,600 sq. km.

According to him, this will make it possible to establish stability in the region and finalize the text of the peace treaty. The next step should be to identify the legal basis for the formation of a delimitation commission.