I have no particular opinion, from our perspective, we look at the “3+3” meeting, the recent one as well as the previous ones, as something where countries of the region certainly have issues that, as neighbours, they want to discuss and they should be able to discuss in a sort of regional setting. Toivo Klaar, the European Union (EU) Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Crisis in Georgia, stated this in an interview to Armenpress.

"At the same time, I also understand that, at least from the beginning, there was an understanding that especially the conflict, the peace agreement, the settlement, really should not be the subject of discussion in that format. So, again, the most important thing for us is progress, and on which platform is much less important. But we believe that in fact, in our opinion, there is no real reason why we cannot make serious progress in the settlement process, because the issues on the table for us are very few, and we believe that they have been discussed many times. Therefore, we really see no reason why we cannot move forward, and why Azerbaijan and Armenia cannot move very quickly in the direction of normalizing relations," Klaar added.