YEREVAN. – Secretary of Armenia's National Security Council Arthur Baghdasaryan said the meeting between Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents is planned for late March.
The meeting is planned for the period from March 23 to 29, he said on Thursday.
Baghdasaryan participated in the opening of “NATO Partnership in South Caucasus: Strategic Approach to Regional Security” conference.
“Armenia is committed not only to settle Nagorno-Karabakh conflict peacefully, but also through mutually acceptable compromise,” he said.
Baghdasaryan noted that the ball is in Azerbaijan's court, as numerously reached arrangements unfortunately are not developing because of constantly changing approaches.
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