Арман Егоян
Baku/02.05.23/Turan: Armenian MP from the ruling "Civil Contract" Party Arman Egoyan confirmed reports on Tuesday that the document that Armenia and Azerbaijan are planning to sign is called the "Agreement on Normalization of Relations".
According to him, this is the document around the details of which the parties have been exchanging proposals all this time.
"Armenia is doing and will do everything to ensure that the dialogue between the representatives of Stepanakert and Baku takes place." Egoyan said this in an interview with journalists, commenting on the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan in the United States.
According to Egoyan, the Armenian side wants Karabakh to act as a subject in the negotiations. -02D-
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