On November 30, meeting of delimitation commissions will be held on border of Armenia and Azerbaijan
On November 30, meeting of delimitation commissions will be held on border of Armenia and Azerbaijan
Baku/11/23/23/Turan: The delimitation commissions of Armenia and Azerbaijan will meet at the state border of the two countries on November 30.
This was announced on Thursday by the press secretary of the Armenian Foreign Ministry Ani Badalyan.
"According to the preliminary agreement, a regular meeting of the commissions to delimitate the state border between Border Securities of Armenia and Azerbaijan will be held on November 30 at the state border of Armenia and Azerbaijan," she said.
Earlier, the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry in its statement offered to hold such a meeting on the border of the two countries and discuss issues related to the conclusion of a peace treaty. In turn, the Armenian Foreign Ministry offered to hold a meeting of representatives of the delimitation commissions on the state border. Official Baku has not yet confirmed the holding of the meeting on November 30. It is also not clear where exactly the future meeting will take place. -0-
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