Tokayev Urges Lasting Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Offers Kazakhstan as Negotiation Venue
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan has underscored the urgency of establishing a lasting peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan and has offered Kazakhstan’s assistance in facilitating negotiations between the two countries.
During his recent talks with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Yerevan on April 15, President Tokayev commended the efforts made by Armenia and Azerbaijan towards reaching a peace treaty and expressed Kazakhstan’s readiness to provide a venue for further discussions.
President Tokayev emphasized the importance of stability and security in the South Caucasus region and reiterated Kazakhstan’s support for peaceful resolutions. Both parties agreed to explore practical ways to implement the agreements between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
President Tokayev’s visit to Yerevan included a private meeting with Prime Minister Pashinyan followed by an extended discussion. The President’s commitment to promoting peace and dialogue in the region highlights Kazakhstan’s dedication to fostering cooperation and understanding among neighboring nations.
