Today, naturally, we have not bypassed the discussions on the ongoing processes aimed at establishing and strengthening peace and stability in our region. This was stated by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during a joint press conference with his visiting Georgian colleague, Irakli Kobakhidze, in Yerevan Thursday.

“I presented to my [Georgian] colleague the developments in the process of normalizing of Armenia-Azerbaijan relations, emphasizing that Armenia has submitted very specific proposals and solutions on all matters of mutual concern, and awaits Azerbaijan's constructive response. I reaffirm that the Armenian government is steadfast in advancing the peace agenda and will continue to make active efforts in that direction.” Pashinyan added.

“Also, I presented to my [Georgian] colleague the latest developments in the ongoing border delimitation process between Armenia and Azerbaijan, informing that an agreement has been reached between the two countries to start the next stage of the border delimitation process in the immediate vicinity of the point of intersection of the interstate borders of Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan,” noted the Armenian premier.