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Yerevan and Baku will start negotiations on border demarcation this year - Tigran Avinyan
Baku / 09.12.20 / Turan: Negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan on the demarcation of the state border can take place before the end of this year, Deputy Prime Minister Tigran Avinyan stated this on December 9 at the session of the Armenian parliament.
According to him, an interdepartmental group is engaged in this issue in the government of the country. “The negotiations are likely to be held with the mediation of Russian partners,” Avinyan added.
He noted that there is no definite border as such between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The Armenian side prepares all the necessary maps and documents for negotiations. -02D-
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