Blinken: There is extraordinary opportunity to realize Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement

     


    There is an extraordinary opportunity, potential to realize a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated this at a conversation on US foreign policy at the Brookings Institution.

    "There is an extraordinary opportunity, potential to realize a peace agreement between the countries that ends decades of conflict and actually creates in the region, I think, a tremendous opportunity for economic connectivity, for economic growth, for connecting countries both east, west, north, and south. Azerbaijan has a critical role to play in that," said the US foreign policy chief.

     "We have invested intensely in our own—with our own diplomacy in trying to help bring Azerbaijan and Armenia to a peace agreement," Blinken emphasized.

    “We’ve done that in very close collaboration, coordination with the European Union, and I think that that’s something that really is within reach.  I was speaking just about a week ago to President Aliyev on this.  I think that’s achievable, and it’s manifestly in the interests of both Azerbaijan and Armenia, as well as the broader region," added the US Secretary of State.

     

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    02.07.2024 10:42





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