Pashinyan: Amendments to RA Constitution not being discussed with Baku

ArmInfo. Yerevan is not discussing  the issue of amending the Constitution of Armenia with Baku, as  stated by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in an interview with  journalists on March 13.

According to Pashinyan, it is clear that the Constitution of Armenia,  especially in the light of the decision of the Constitutional Court  of the Republic of Armenia, does not include territorial claims  against Azerbaijan. Furthermore, Yerevan believes that it is actually  the Constitution of Azerbaijan that contains territorial claims  against Armenia.

<However, amidst all these perceptions, there is now a new reality:  the presence of an agreed  draft peace treaty. This document  addresses the existing concerns,> he said, emphasizing that Yerevan  will try to talk to Baku on this issue to understand the reasoning  behind its position during the upcoming discussions.  At the same  time, Pashinyan admitted that Baku had previously stated that it  <sees a problem in this>. <We said that we do not discuss internal  issues with Azerbaijan,> the RA Prime Minister said.