Armenia’s version of the peace treaty has been transferred to Azerbaijan, but the Armenian side still does not have a response as such because when the Armenian side also received certain document, it takes a certain amount of time to form a response to it. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this during Wednesday’s question-and-answer session with the government at the National Assembly of Armenia.

"It is assumed that after a certain time there will be some response. During this period, three rounds of work on the peace treaty took place; that is, they made a proposal, we responded, and so—three times. We must continue the work.

Regardless of face-to-face meetings, paperwork is carried out, and they do not always require a face-to-face meeting. Recently, for example, we transferred to the Azerbaijani side a draft regulation of the work of the border delimitation commissions. We are waiting for its response, too. And the proposals that we have made in the past regarding the opening of [regional] communications, regarding the provision of border security, all of them remain in force," said Pashinyan.