Will the text of the peace treaty between Yerevan and Baku be publicized?

ArmInfo. Prime Minister Nikol  Pashinyan did not specify when the text of the peace treaty between  Armenia and Azerbaijan would be publicized, or if it would be  publicized at all.

<When will the text of the <Agreement on the Establishment of Peace  and Interstate Relations between the Republic of Armenia and the  Republic of Azerbaijan> be publicized? Honestly, I think we should  study the existing practice. But again, I must emphasize that we have  no secrets from our society, and, in fact, it was publicized  article   by article, separately, one way or another. I do not think  we can  say that the society is not familiar with the content - yes, we have  not read the text, but we cannot say that we are not familiar with  the content,> he said in an interview with journalists on March 13.

Touching upon the timeframes of signing  the agreement, the Armenian  Prime Minister indicated that the peace agreement is ready for  signing. Armenia is ready to begin consultations with Azerbaijan on  the timeframes and venue  of signing the document. <The Azerbaijani  Foreign Ministry has issued a statement that they are ready to begin  discussions in a bilateral format. They have their own ideas, we have  ours, I assume that during those discussions we will try to bring  these ideas closer together,> he said.

When asked to elaborate  on two uncoordinated points of the agreement  that were agreed upon and when their implementation will begin,  Pashinyan noted that one of the unresolved points concerned the non-  deployment of third-country forces along the border, and the other  involved the mutual waiver of claims in international courts and  refraining from taking action against each other. <The provisions of  the document will be implemented after the agreement enters into  force. Although there are some nuances on them that still require  discussion,>,he added.

At the same time, Pashinyan wished to share the decision-making  <mechanics>  by the parties. Thus, the parties exchanged proposals  several times, and during this period these two points have   undergone a certain evolution. Since it became obvious that the  parties were unable to have ideal formulations, the Armenian Security  Council discussed the topic and came to the conclusion that the  current content could be considered the compromise option that may be  mutually acceptable.

In response to the remark that only the Armenian side was making  concessions, and questioning  whether Baku had made any concessions,  Pashinyan  stated that at this stage, in particular, it is very  important not to make unilateral statements.  <If an agreement has  been reached, it means that the Azerbaijani side has considered that  this text is to some extent  beneficial to them, and the Republic of  Armenia has considered it beneficial as well,> he said.