Constitutional Court of Armenia recognized Armenia and Azerbaijan  border delimitation commission`s regulations as constitutional 

ArmInfo. The Constitutional Court of Armenia has recognized Armenia and Azerbaijan border delimitation commission's regulations as constitutional.

Recall that on September 24, the Constitutional Court of Armenia  began a closed-door hearing on the matter of constitutionality of the  regulations on the joint activities of the Armenia-Azerbaijan border  delimitation commissions. On September 5, the government approved the  ratification of this  regulations.  After the Court's decision, the  document will be sent to parliament for ratification. The hearings in  the Constitutional Court are held behind closed doors.

The country's Foreign Ministry announced the signing of the  regulations on August 30. And already on September 2, the Armenian  authorities official announced the signing of regulation on the joint  activities of the commission on demarcation of the state border and  border security between  Armenia and  Azerbaijan, as well as the  state commission on demarcation of the state border between the  Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Armenia. The day before,  the Supreme Body of the ARF, Dashnaktsutyun Party of Armenia, issued  a statement declaring the regulations on the joint activities of the  commissions proposed by the country's authorities unconstitutional. 

The party pointed out that the regulations do not clearly define the  initial border, which is the basis for delimitation. The Alma-Ata  Declaration of 1991, referenced in the document, does not outline the  borders of the CIS member states or mention of the administrative  borders of the former Soviet republics. The fact that the parties in  this declaration recognize each other's territorial integrity is also  of no significant importance as an argument, as it is already  enshrined in the UN Charter, the OSCE Helsinki Final Act and other  fundamental international legal documents that Armenia and Azerbaijan  have agreed to. " Azerbaijan's invasion of the Republic of Armenia  was not restricted by the commitment to territorial integrity. Thus,  the mention of the Alma-Ata Declaration does not deter Azerbaijani  aggression," the party added.