On Yerevan`s proposals to Baku 

ArmInfo.Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia Paruyr Hovhannisyan is not ready to disclose the details  of the proposals made by Yerevan to Baku on unblocking, since the document has not yet received its final form, but the main idea is to open roads in line with the <Crossroads of Peace> project.

Recently, Foreign Minister of the Republic of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan  stated in parliament that there is a certain positive atmosphere in  the issue of unblocking the transport and logistics infrastructure  between Armenia and Azerbaijan. 

"Steps have also been taken towards unblocking the transport  infrastructure of the region. We have sent proposals to the  Azerbaijani side, which were approved at a semi-official level. I am  saying this to show that there is a certain positive atmosphere here.  And we will continue to work with the Azerbaijani side to reach a  common agreement on lifting the blockade," Mirzoyan said. As  Hovhannisyan stated in a conversation with journalists in the  National Assembly on November 5, there are no unusual elements in  Yerevan's proposal here - it was about maximally opening up  communications. 

"The main thing is that third-party control, in terms of security or  in other forms, is excluded, Armenia's sovereignty and total control  over these routes are preserved," said the Deputy Foreign Minister of  the Republic of Armenia. When asked what was new in the negotiations  with Azerbaijan, Paruyr Hovhannisyan answered: "There have been many  intensive meetings recently, but I cannot yet talk about the results,  but perhaps you have noticed that the period was unprecedentedly  active in terms of meetings and contacts."