Armenian Constitution threatens regional peace - I. Aliyev
Armenian Constitution threatens regional peace - I. Aliyev
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev criticized Armenia's policy of militarization and arms build-up, describing it as a threat to regional peace and stability.
"To sign a peace agreement, it is crucial to end the territorial claims against Azerbaijan enshrined in Armenia's Constitution," Aliyev said during a meeting on November 17 with a U.S. House of Representatives delegation led by Congressman August Pfluger.
Aliyev stressed that this is the main obstacle to the ongoing peace negotiations.
According to the Azerbaijani presidential press service, the meeting included discussions on bilateral cooperation between Azerbaijan and the United States, particularly in the energy sector. Aliyev highlighted the U.S. support extended to Azerbaijan following the restoration of its independence and noted Washington's backing of the "Contract of the Century" in 1994, which played a pivotal role in Azerbaijan's energy development.
The Azerbaijani leader also elaborated on the country's projects in green and renewable energy, stressing the strategic importance of diversifying energy sources.
The discussions further touched on strengthening dialogue between the U.S. Congress and Azerbaijan, increasing mutual visits, and expanding cooperation across various sectors, according to the press release.
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