Bayramov says meeting with Armenian side to negotiate peace treaty  planned in coming days

ArmInfo. Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov says that a meeting with the  Armenian side for negotiations on a peace treaty is planned in the coming days.  It should be noted that following the meetings of the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Munich, an agreement was reached  to hold a meeting between Yerevan and Baku at the level of foreign ministers.  He recalled that there was a break in negotiations on a peace treaty between Yerevan and Baku, but work on the text  continued.

"Within the framework of the Munich Security Conference, a meeting  was held between the President of Azerbaijan and the Prime Minister  of Armenia, after which a decision was made to resume the process. In  the coming days, it is planned to hold negotiations with the Armenian  delegation on a peace treaty," Bayramov told Azerbaijani journalists.

The diplomat also did not miss the opportunity to accuse France and  the EU of destabilizing the situation in the region.

According to him, the actions of the EU mission created tension at  the border. "The activation of France during the positive steps taken  serves to aggravate the issue. After the meeting initiated by Scholz,  the importance of developing the peace process was mentioned and  agreed upon. But immediately after this the statement of the French  President came, then the visit of the French Minister of Defense to  Armenia and his inflammatory statements are an example of this, " he  said.

However, Bayramov did not go into detail about what provoked  Azerbaijan to violate the ceasefire on the border with Armenia, for  example, in the same Verin Shorzha on February 24. The Azerbaijani  diplomat also did not explain if Azerbaijan so desires peace, then  why it continues to actively arm itself.