Armenia is prepared to further simplify the railway links with Azerbaijan on a reciprocal basis, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said during a recent briefing, SİA informs via Armenian media outlets.
Pashinyan highlighted that the latest peace agreement proposals from Baku indicate ongoing progress.
"We have received the 12th draft of the peace agreement, demonstrating that the process is not at a standstill. Our task now is to present our proposals and keep the process moving forward," he stated.
The prime minister further mentioned that the border delimitation commissions have been actively working, with meetings conducted both in-person and online this year. "We have submitted a proposal to resolve the issue, and we hope Azerbaijan will respond positively," Pashinyan noted.
According to him, the proposal includes the restoration of a railway connection between Armenia and Azerbaijan, with the line passing through Armenia’s sovereign territory to connect Western Azerbaijan with Nakhchivan.
He also explained that the proposal includes the restoration of a railway connection between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The proposed line would pass through Armenia’s sovereign territory, linking Western Azerbaijan with Nakhchivan.
"This arrangement would allow both countries to utilize each other's railway networks for international cargo transportation," Pashinyan emphasized.
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