The participants of the Eastern Partnership summit call for the  resumption of efforts to promote a peaceful settlement of unresolved  conflicts

ArmInfo. In Brussels, a joint declaration of the Eastern Partnership countries was published.

"The Summit reaffirms the great importance they attach to the Eastern  Partnership as a special dimension of the European Neighborhood  Policy, and they reaffirm their common commitment to this strategic  and ambitious partnership based on common values, mutual interests  and understanding, ownership and responsibility, differentiation,  mutual accountability that brings the partner countries from Eastern  Europe closer to the European Union Sustainable and effective  progress in reform is the key to the continuous success of the  Eastern Partnership, "the document says.  The parties expressed  concern about "continuing violations of the principles of  international law in many parts of the region." "The summit  participants are demanding the resumption of efforts to promote a  peaceful settlement of unresolved conflicts in the region on the  basis of the principles and norms of international law.The resolution  of conflicts, the strengthening of trust and good neighborly  relations are important for economic and social development and  cooperation." The summit welcomes the efforts and the strengthening  of the role of the EU in conflict resolution and confidence building  within or in support of existing agreed negotiation and process  formats, including through direct vennoe presence, where necessary,  "- the document says.

Today in Brussels, the summit of the "Eastern Partnership" is taking  place. The heads of state and government of the EU member states are  discussing further cooperation with the representatives of Ukraine,  Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Belarus. Armenia is  represented at the summit by President Serzh Sargsyan.