Armenian premier substantiates need for delimitation at certain  sections in Syunik by TRIPP project 

ArmInfo.  Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan cited the need for an extraordinary delimitation of certain sections of Syunik as a pretext for advancing the "Trump Route" project.

"Let's imagine that a gas pipeline is to pass through here, but this  section has not been delimited, and our delimitation commissions had  already made a joint decision before August 8 that the delimitation  process should proceed from north to south (from the northern section  - from the junction of the borders of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and  Georgia, and further south - from north to south, to the border of  Armenia and Azerbaijan with Iran - ed.). On the other hand, the need  for infrastructure construction has arisen," he said on November 14  at a conference titled "Crossroads of Peace: Developing Regional  Communications and Cooperation."

For example, to begin construction of a railway, power line, etc.,  the appropriate infrastructure must be in place. This, first and  foremost, requires defining the country's jurisdiction so that the  builder knows what part of the country they are working on, the Prime  Minister explained.

As a reminder, on August 8, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan  and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev signed a seven-point joint  "Declaration of Peace" in Washington. It includes a joint appeal to  the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to  terminate the OSCE Minsk Process and related structures, as well as  the creation of a transport corridor through Armenian territory that  will connect Azerbaijan with its Nakhchivan exclave, surrounded by  Armenia, Turkey, and Iran. The TRIPP (Trump Route for International  Peace and Prosperity) project (a 42-kilometer road in southern  Armenia that will hand over management to the United States for 99  years) project, according to experts, has the potential to  significantly change the geopolitical situation in the South  Caucasus.