EU supports Armenia-Azerbaijan negotiations to achieve comprehensive  settlement - Klaar

ArmInfo.The European Union fully supports the negotiation process between Armenia and Azerbaijan  and the aim of a comprehensive and lasting settlement.  Outgoing EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the crisis in Georgia, Toivo Klar, wrote in his account on X (Twitter).

"Encouraging news today regarding the work of the  Armenian-Azerbaijani border commissions and the start of a  delimitation process based on legal documents and the 1991 Almaty  Agreement.  EU fully supports the process of negotiations and the aim  of a comprehensive and lasting settlement," he wrote.

Yesterday, the parties agreed to complete agreement on the draft  regulations on joint activities of delimitation commissions by July  1.The parties have agreed that the process of  delimitation will be  based on the  Alma-Ata Declaration of 1991. The parties have also  arranged to stipulate this fundamental principle in the draft  Regulation (in the future, in case the Agreement on establishment of  peace and interstate relations between the Republic of Armenia and  the Republic of Azerbaijan provides otherwise, the relevant clause of  the Regulation will be brought into compliance with the principles as  prescribed by this Agreement). Agreed that after the parties approve  the Regulation, they will arrange the order and continue the  delimitation process of all the remaining sections of the border,  including the issues of enclaves and exclaves.