Peace treaty and border delimitation processes are ongoing - RA NA  Speaker

ArmInfo.  Discussions on signing a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan are ongoing. The process of delimitation of the state border is also not standing still.  Speaker of the National Assembly of Armenia Alen Simonyan stated at a briefing in parliament on May 5.

<Yes, discussions (on the peace treaty) are ongoing. I do not want to  talk about this now so as not to interfere with this process, but the  discussions are actively continuing,> Simonyan said.  Additionally,  the speaker assured that the delimitation process is not standing  still either. According to him, thanks to the delimitation of the  area in the area of the village of Kirants, <we have received one of  the foundations of Armenia's independence, a border recognized by  both sides, where border guards are stationed and where it is safer  than in areas where delimitation has not been carried out>. According  to him, the parties have no disagreements on the issue of  delimitation - the process will be carried out on the basis of the  Alma-Ata Declaration, which <is a huge victory for Armenia>.

At present, those sections are being discussed, according to which  the process is planned to be continued in the future. <I can note  with satisfaction that we will bring this process to an end, and we  have already recorded that it will be implemented from the border  with Georgia to the border with Iran>,  he noted.  In reponse to the  journalist's question about why, work is not being carried out on the  ground in this case, Simonyan replied that the logic is being  discussed in segments. <That is, we are moving forward consistently,  in separate sections. These stages are purely technical in nature.  Work between the heads and members of the commissions is ongoing,  discussions are continuing, there are no disagreements>,  Alen  Simonyan concluded.