Armenia`s Deputy FM: Yerevan, Baku in constant contact regarding  signing of peace treaty, but no clear deadline

ArmInfo.  The peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan is continuing as usual. Representatives of both countries are in constant contact, and there are great expectations that a peace treaty will eventually be signed.  Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Mnatsakan Safaryan stated this in a  conversation with reporters, touching on the Armenian-Azerbaijani  peace process.

When asked if a deadline has been set for signing the document, the  diplomat noted that there is currently no specific deadline yet.  Regarding the delimitation and demarcation process of the  Armenian-Azerbaijani border, Safaryan pointed out that it is being  carried out by the relevant commissions established between Armenia  and Azerbaijan and chaired by the deputy prime ministers of the two  countries. He  noted that he had no additional information  to add on  this matter. Safaryan also declined to answer the question of whether  delimitation in the Syunik region would continue. "A statement on  these and other issues will be issued if necessary. Work in this  direction is also ongoing, but there are no specific deadlines yet,"  the Deputy Foreign Minister concluded.

Regarding the implementation of the Trump Route for International  Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) project, the diplomat stated that  Yerevan and Washington are actively negotiating in this direction.  When asked if the Armenian media was correct in reporting that a US  State Department official, during his visit to Armenia, informed  Armenian authorities that a Russian company would be involved in the  project, Safaryan noted that he was not familiar with such  information, He  added that the primary objective today is to  establish an Armenian-American company to implement the project.