World responding to Yerevan-Baku negotiations on draft peace  agreement 

ArmInfo. Different capitals continue to express their positions regarding the approval of the draft peace treaty by Yerevan and Baku.

Thus, the Austrian Foreign Ministry cordially welcomed the progress  achieved in establishing peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan and  expressed hope for the imminent signing of the agreement.

"A comprehensive and fair agreement would undoubtedly strengthen  stability, security and prosperity in the entire region," the  statement says.

Estonian Foreign Minister Magnus Tsahkna also welcomed the  agreements. "Estonia welcomes the historic agreement between Armenia  and Azerbaijan. This is a long-awaited step towards achieving peace  and stability in the region, and we hope for the imminent signing of  the peace treaty," the Estonian Foreign Minister noted in a post on  Twitter (X).

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei responded to  the situation. He welcomed the announcement of an agreement between  Armenia and Azerbaijan on the provisions of the peace agreement  between the two countries and considered it a necessary and important  step towards achieving lasting peace in the South Caucasus region.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman expressed hope that thanks to  the efforts of the parties to resolve differences through dialogue  and diplomacy, we will soon witness the signing of a peace agreement  between the two countries and the establishment of lasting peace and  stability in the region.

On March 13, it became known that Yerevan and Baku had completed the  approval of the draft peace treaty. At the same time, the Armenian  Prime Minister noted that the time and place of signing the treaty  have not yet been determined. According to him, Yerevan is waiting  for the go-ahead from Baku. Touching upon the content of the two  remaining points that were agreed upon, Pashinyan said that this is  an agreement on the non-deployment of third-country forces and the  waiver of international claims.