Armenia and Azerbaijan’s leaders held a short lived dialogue in Tirana on Friday all the way through the European Political Community Summit.
The Armenian executive then issued a commentary pronouncing that either side “underlined the need for continued progress towards signing” the peace settlement between the 2 international locations.
“The parties mutually emphasised the importance of finalising the text of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement. They discussed the current situation and underlined the need for continued progress toward signing,” the Armenian executive press free up mentioned.
A video from the EPC summit presentations Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressing Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev within the corridors of the EPC summit in what seems to be an impromptu come upon.
In the video, Pashinyan says, “Let’s go have a coffee,” to which Aliyev replies, “I’ll come by after the talks.” Another video presentations the 2 leaders having a seated dialog afterwards, surrounded through officers from each international locations.
The assembly alerts a unbroken momentum after the 2 South Caucasus rival neighbours introduced in March that that they had finalised the textual content of a ancient peace settlement to finish a long time of warfare over the Karabakh area.
The timeline for the realization of the settlement and its signing through each international locations continues to be outlined.
