The Prague meeting is not the only one aimed at establishing peace and stability, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said this at a briefing in Yerevan on Thursday.

He explained that around the peace treaty, in connection with other problems between Armenia and Azerbaijan, as well as around the problem of Nagorno-Karabakh, meetings at different platforms and in different formats are continuous.

"We are trying to be constructive and find mutually acceptable solutions. The main obstacle to the progress is the expansionist, maximalist approaches of Azerbaijan, and Azerbaijan's unwillingness to reach mutually acceptable solutions with Armenia. I hope that this obstacle will be overcome and we will eventually manage to come to mutually acceptable solutions. There is one fact that might call into question the sincerity of one of the parties. It refers to the fact that in parallel with the negotiations, threats of force or the use of force are voiced, aggression by one negotiating country against the other negotiating country. This is not the best way to conduct sincere negotiations and not the best example of striving for peace," the minister added.