As soon as we sign the peace treaty, it will be made public -  Pashinyan

ArmInfo. The Armenian government does not publish the text of the peace treaty for a very simple reason: the agreement has two owners - Armenia and Azerbaijan, as  stated by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in an interview with PTA.  According to the Prime Minister, there are forces that need excuses  for this document not to be signed, and  unilateral publication of  that paper could add some weight to the scale of those excuses.

he said.

To the question of whether the possibility of publishing the document  is being discussed with Azerbaijan, Pashinyan replied: In other words, he said, Yerevan is

Let us recall that back in September 2024, Hayastan faction MP Artur  Khachatryan stated in parliament that a number of MPs from the  opposition NA faction were allowed to familiarize themselves with the  7th and 8th editions of the peace treaty between Armenia and  Azerbaijan,. However, after there was a fuss in Azerbaijan that  ,  they were denied access.  MP Gegham Manukyan, in turn, admitted that  access was restricted due to the fact that the opposition raised  concerns about certain points that were controversial for the  Republic of Armenia, in particular, Baku's demands to remove the  reference to the Declaration of Independence from the preamble of the  Constitutional Court of Armenia. "He prohibited it - and he did a  good thing," Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan responded to opposition  MP Artsvik Minasyan on October 2 in parliament during the government  hour. According to Pashinyan, he had granted access to the document  for parliamentarians based on his personal decision. However, after  seeing various MPs using information for on social networks, he decided to block access. The legal  basis for this decision, Pashinyan noted, is that he is the Prime  Minister of the Republic of Armenia. Nikol Pashinyan concluded.

In early December, MPs of the opposition parliamentary faction  Hayastan, Kristine Vardanyan, Anna Grigoryan, Gegham Manukyan and  Artur Khachatryan, filed a joint lawsuit against the government and  the Foreign Ministry. The parliamentarians demand that the order  issued by Armenia's Minister of Foreign Affairs on March 14, 2024,  which prohibited them from accessing the draft peace treaty being  negotiated with Azerbaijan, be declared illegal.