Most respondents skeptical about peace with Azerbaijan - poll 

ArmInfo.  The majority of respondents in Armenia are skeptical about the possibility of  establishing long-term peace in the South Caucasus region after the  signing of the declaration with Azerbaijan in Washington. This is  evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the consulting  company MPG "TriPP vs TTras!".

So, when asked whether the Washington agreement would contribute to  the establishment of long-term peace in the region, 41.6% of  respondents said that it would definitely not, another 13.5% answered  that it would rather not, 22.8% - rather yes, 6.3% found it difficult  to answer, and only 15.8% of respondents believe that this document  will bring peace.

When asked how they assess the signing of the declaration between  Armenia and Azerbaijan mediated by Washington, 34% of respondents  said they have an extremely negative attitude towards it, 13.6% -  rather negative, 19.3% - rather positive, 22.8% - very positive, 7%  found it difficult to say, and 3.3% said they had not heard about it.

When asked to express their attitude towards providing Azerbaijan  with a road through the Syunik region of Armenia, 47.6% said they  have an extremely negative attitude towards it, 11.3% - rather  negative, 18.1% - rather positive, 17.4% - fully supported this step,  and another 5.6% found it difficult to answer.

In addition, touching upon the demand of the Azerbaijani side to  change the main law of the country in order to sign a peace treaty,  58% of respondents noted that amending the Constitution of Armenia is  an internal matter for Armenia, and no country, including Azerbaijan,  has the right to influence this process.

25.1% of respondents are sure that this is another political trap on  the part of Azerbaijan, and regardless of the changes, Azerbaijan  will not sign the agreement.

And 12.2% of respondents said that they would vote for amendments to  the Constitution of the Republic of Armenia if this would bring real  and lasting peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Another 4.7% of  respondents found it difficult to answer.

The survey was conducted through telephone calls to residents of the  Republic of Armenia from August 25 to 30 of this year, the sample  size was 1,101 people, the sampling error is +/- 3%.

In 2011, MPG became the official representative in Armenia of the  Gallup International Association - one of the most prestigious and  independent public opinion research organizations in the world. Since  2003, MPG, working in the market of sociological and marketing  research, has implemented more than 800 projects of various scales.