Armenia is ready to discuss any issue with Azerbaijan without preconditions, Chair of the Parliament Standing Committee on Foreign Relations Eduard Aghajanyan told the Public TV host.

“Armenia's position is quite constructive and is as follows: The Armenian side is ready to discuss, in fact, any issue, but the most important precondition is the absence of preconditions,” he said.

In an interview yesterday, Eduard Aghajanyan said that over the past 30 years, Armenia’s position at the negotiating table was the right of Artsakh Armenians to live safely in their homeland, and answering the question whether this is possible as part of Azerbaijan, he said that, in his opinion , "this process must be discussed, the final status of Artsakh must be discussed, and we must reach the final status within the framework of signing a peace treaty."

Regarding the question of how logical it is to discuss all issues in one package: demarcation, delimitation, opening of transport routes, peace agreement, Eduard Aghajanyan said.

“In my opinion, this is not advisable; as a result, the process will become even more complicated. And if in this case the processes were at least operationally independent of each other, then in this case one process will begin to be conditioned by another, which, naturally, will complicate the possibility of reaching a final agreement.

Aghajanyan also noted that Armenia is now waiting for the response of the Minsk Group to its appeal to start peace talks with Azerbaijan. “I think it was a very strong initiative. The problem is that our negotiations with Azerbaijan, in general, the dialogue is taking place in an extremely unreliable, or, if you like, in the absence of an atmosphere of trust. And there are very clear reasons for this," he said, noting that Azerbaijan has always provoked problems in connection with the fulfillment of its obligations within the framework of statements.

The MP noted that Armenia must do everything possible to achieve peace in the region. “But we are not the only ones who should serve this agenda. And the current situation proves once again that the remaining players in the region, in this case Azerbaijan, should be really interested in establishing a real peace. Our mission is to include Azerbaijan in this agenda, trying to use all possible tools, including in the field of diplomacy,” he said.