US President Donald Trump is looking forward to Azerbaijan and Armenia signing a long-awaited peace treaty, Eric Jacobs, a senior adviser of the State Bureau of Energy Resources of the US Department of State, said on Friday, reports The Jerusalem Post.
Speaking at an energy event in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, Jacobs said the peace treaty would usher in "a new era of security and prosperity" for the South Caucasus region.
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