Armenia's PM mentions two key points of November 10 trilateral statement to be implemented first

Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan presented the priorities of further implementation of November 10 statement.
“1. Full implementation of Point 8 of the statement – according to it, all the prisoners of war, hostages and captured as well as bodies should be exchanged. The implementation of extensive search and rescue works in the zone of hostilities is of key importance for us.
2. Unblocking all the economic and transport infrastructure of the region which means cargo transportation and transport communication from Armenia through the territory of Azerbaijan to Russia and the Islamic Republic of Iran and cargo transportation and transport communication from Azerbaijan through Armenia’s territory.
I again draw attention on the fact that there is no “Meghri” and “corridor” expression in regard to Armenia’s territory in the November 10 statement.
The selection of communication routes from Armenia to Russia and from Azerbaijan to Nakhijevan is a topic of separate discussion the condition of efficiency of which is the exchange of prisoners of war, hostages and captives and bodies of killed as well as the increase of efficiency of search works of missing,” Pashinyan wrote on Facebook.
08.01.2021 09:27
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