Expert: Can Yerevan demand changes to Azerbaijani textbooks used in  general education schools that include territorial claims against  Armenia?

ArmInfo. Immediately following the events in Washington, Azerbaijani President Ilham  Aliyev once again spoke about Baku's demand to amend the Constitution  of Armenia. Today, Aliyev's special representative Elchin Amirbekov,  reiterated the same thesis in an interview with NE Global. Tatevik  Hayrapetyan, expert on Azerbaijani studies, wrote this on her  Facebook page.

Elchin Amirbekov has specifically noted that Baku is waiting for  amendments to the Constitution of Armenia to eliminate the still  existing territorial claims against Azerbaijan in order to sign a  peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

"Now I have a question: can we demand changes to Azerbaijani  textbooks for general education schools?  For example, in the 5th  grade textbook it is written: "The Armenian SSR was established on  the western part of the historical Azerbaijani lands. Later, the  Moscow leadership transferred part of the lands that were originally  part of the Azerbaijan SSR, including Sharur-Derelayaz and Western  Zangezur, to the Armenian SSR. This led to the separation of  Azerbaijan from Nakhchivan. Our compatriots, forcibly expelled from  their ancestral lands, later established the "Western Azerbaijan"  community. This community advocates for the preservation of our  historical heritage in Western Azerbaijan and the rights of the  displaced population in international organizations. They continue to  fight for the return to their homeland." Is this not a form of state  propaganda against the Republic of Armenia, shaping the views of a  whole generation in Azerbaijan?  By the way, I would like to note  that there have been changes  in textbooks since 2020, in connection  with that I will once again share my research," Tatevik Hayrapetyan  wrote.