Yerevan sees an opportunity to agree on the points that have not been agreed upon in the peace talks

The Armenian side sees an opportunity to agree on the non-agreed points of the peace treaty with Azerbaijan, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office Araik Harutyunyan told reporters in the parliament.

To Azatut’s question whether there is a possibility to fully agree on the disagreed points in order to sign the document, he answered: – “We see such opportunities.”

Yerevan and Baku have announced that they have reached a common denominator on about 80 percent of the peace agreement. Yerevan proposes to sign the agreed provisions, have a fundamental document, and then continue discussions on the remaining issues. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reaffirmed his willingness to leave. Baku rejected this proposal of Pashinyan. Armenia also proposed a mechanism for mutual control of weapons, signing a non-aggression pact, Azerbaijan did not respond to those proposals.

Arayik Harutyunyan did not give details of the meeting between Pashinyan and Aliyev in Kazan, but noted that he evaluates all such meetings positively in terms of dialogue.

“We are sure that the processes that have been initiated and the signing of the peace agreement will become a reality in the near future. I think such contacts are beneficial,” he added.