ArmInfo.The completion of the peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan is near. Vice Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia Ruben Rubinyan told reporters about this on June 11.
According to him, the document could be signed even tomorrow if Baku shows a constructive approach. Rubinyan said that Yerevan's approaches on two issues have not changed. The first of them concerns the unblocking of all transport and economic connections in the region, with the understanding that all infrastructure will remain under the sovereignty of the countries through whose territories they pass. The second issue is related to the recognition of the territorial integrity of states, which is agreed upon between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This agreement was repeatedly confirmed in Prague, Sochi, and Brussels. In addition, the same issue was agreed upon during a meeting of the commissions on the delimitation and demarcation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani borders. "If all these principles are reflected in the peace treaty, the document can be signed very quickly," said the vice speaker, pointing out the possibility of various scenarios, which he personally would not want to comment on.
Rubinyan noted that the country's authorities have been doing everything possible for more than two years to ensure that the peace treaty is signed. "Work in this direction will continue in the future, being committed to the peace agenda, but this issue is also linked to the position of the other side. In our opinion, the completion of work on the peace treaty is close, and the document can be signed even tomorrow if Azerbaijan shows a constructive approach. But if the agreement is not signed, this means that it is not completely ready yet," said the Vice Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia.
However, pointing to the latest statements by the leadership of Azerbaijan, Rubinyan called them unacceptable and aimed at torpedoing the peace process. Moreover, when it comes to the Constitution of Armenia, which is an internal matter of the Armenian state and cannot be the subject of negotiations.