Official Baku once again raises demands regarding  Armenian  Constitution

ArmInfo.  Official Baku once again raises demands regarding the Armenian Constitution as a precondition for signing a peace agreement between the countries.

In an interview with The Holland Times, Elchin Amirbayov,  Representative of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan on  Special Assignments, stated that "the constitutional framework of  Armenia must be brought into compliance with the peace agreement." He  noted that the year 2025 is set to enter history as a genuinely  historic milestone, not only for Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, but  for the South Caucasus region as a whole.

"Our countries initialed in August draft peace agreement which,  hopefully, could be signed next year.  OSCE two weeks ago completed  all procedures on the closure of its Minsk Group and related  structures, that have become obsolete and dysfunctional since 2020.  Our goal is to make sure the peace between our countries is durable  and irreversible. To achieve it, the constitutional framework of  Armenia needs to be brought into compliance with the letter and of  the initial peace agreement, after which it could be signed and  ratified by both sides," Elchin Amirbayov said.

Recall, Yerevan has  repeatedly stated that the issue of a new  Armenian Constitution is an internal matter for the Armenian state.