Al Jazeera Covers Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Process
Al Jazeera Reports on the Progress of Peace Talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia
In a recent report aired by Al Jazeera, the Qatari international news television network, the progress of peace talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia was discussed. The report also focused on the situation in the Nagorno-Karabakh region following Azerbaijan’s victory in the 44-Day War.
The TV presenter provided a brief history of the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict, highlighting Azerbaijan’s efforts to establish peace in the region. The opening of transport communications and the situation in the Lachin corridor were also mentioned.
The anchorman further discussed the ongoing peace talks mediated by Russia and the West, emphasizing Baku’s constructive position. The guest on the program, Tamara Dragadze, a scientist of Georgian origin, commended Azerbaijan for proposing a peace agreement based on international legal norms and mutual recognition of territorial integrity and sovereignty. However, she noted that Armenia has not taken a sufficiently constructive position in the peace talks, despite officially recognizing Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan.
The report also highlighted the trilateral meeting between President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan, President Charles Michel of the European Council, and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Brussels on July 15. The discussions revolved around the normalization of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, continuation of peace process negotiations, delimitation of borders, opening of transport communications, withdrawal of Armenian military units from Azerbaijani territories, and the disarmament of illegal military units.
These ongoing peace talks hold significant importance for the region and could pave the way for lasting stability and cooperation between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
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