Azerbaijan and Armenia Foreign Ministers to Meet in Almaty
Azerbaijan and Armenia Foreign Ministers to Meet in Almaty for Peace Treaty Negotiations
ASTANA – The foreign ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia are set to meet in Almaty on May 10 for peace treaty negotiations, as reported by the Kazakh Foreign Ministry’s Spokesperson on May 6.
The talks will be held in Kazakhstan’s largest city in accordance with previously reached agreements. This development comes after President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev proposed providing a platform for peace treaty negotiations during his official visit to Yerevan last month. He also welcomed the agreement between both countries to advance the talks in Almaty.
The meeting between the foreign ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia in Almaty is seen as a significant step towards resolving the long-standing conflict between the two countries. The mediation efforts by Kazakhstan have been praised by the international community, and there is hope that the negotiations will lead to a lasting peace agreement.
Stay tuned for updates on the outcome of the peace treaty negotiations between Azerbaijan and Armenia in Almaty.
