Baku hands over draft peace agreement to Yerevan, Aliyev’s representative says

Negotiations in Yevlakh may result in a peace treaty between Yerevan and Baku, the draft agreement has already been handed over to Armenia, Azerbaijani President’s represenative Elchin Amirbekov said on Sky News Arabia.

Earlier the delegation of the Armenians of Artsakh left the city of Yevlakh, where negotiations with the delegation of Azerbaijan were held. The meeting took place the day after the ceasefire agreement was reached.

According to Amirbekov, the “formats of reintegration of Armenians” of Artsakh were discussed at the meeting.
“We think that this dialogue can have a positive impact on the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The two countries have started discussing a peace treaty that can put an end to decades of crisis and hostilities,” Amirbekov said.

He noted that the peace treaty between the countries would contain five points in accordance with international law, in particular, both countries would be obliged not to interfere in each other’s affairs.
“We have handed over the draft peace agreement to the Armenian side. We are waiting for their reaction,” Amirbekov said.

According to him, a separate agreement with the Armenians of Artsakh is not required.