We say to Azerbaijan, “Let's sign what has been agreed upon, and move on to the rest, which is not agreed upon,” and a view is expressed that, “No. The peace treaty should not be signed until all the articles are agreed upon.” Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this during the Second Global Armenian Summit Wednesday.

"And how many articles should there be in that [peace] treaty [with Azerbaijan]? For example, there is an article that is not agreed upon that Azerbaijan proposed months ago. (…).  Nowhere is it written that the peace treaty must have 25 articles and cannot have 14 or 17 articles. The problem here is political will. (…). The fact is that there is no treaty that answers all possible questions," Pashinyan emphasized.