Azerbaijan determined to make peace with Armenia - Ali Asadov
Baku/18.12.23/Turan: Azerbaijan is determined to make peace with Armenia. The country's Prime Minister Ali Asadov said this on Monday at a meeting of the CIS Council of Heads of Government in Moscow.
"I would like to express Azerbaijan's firm determination to continue its efforts to strengthen peace and security in the region. Taking into account the recent positive signals, we consider it extremely important to continue constructive dialogue in this direction," he said.
The current "historic opportunity" will make it possible to achieve a long-awaited peace in the region, Asadov said. -0-
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