Preferred“Armenia and Azerbaijan have officially accepted the statement released by both parties after the Copenhagen meeting. When commenting on questions, we should not rely on verbal statements, but on written documents,” Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told a press briefing Thursday in response to a question about Azerbaijan’s continued use of the term “Zangezur corridor.”
“In the statement following the Copenhagen meeting, it is said that the issues of communication routes and the TRIPP project within Armenia’s territory were discussed. Thus, both parties have recorded that there is a TRIPP project on Armenia’s territory, and therefore, with this we additionally reaffirm Armenia’s official position that there are no other projects on Armenia’s territory besides the Crossroads of Peace and TRIPP programs. Since this topic is constantly being discussed, the correct principle is to rely on written documents.
Overall, I am satisfied with our discussions in Copenhagen, our interactions, and the work being done toward the institutionalization of peace. I would like once again to emphasize that peace has been established between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This is an indisputable fact,” the Armenian prime minister said.
