The Secretary General of the EAEU, Jan Borg, stated in an interview with APA that the EAEU is prepared to begin negotiations and implement the agreement to resolve the situation between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Despite the tense and dynamic political and security situation, Borg remains optimistic that peace, security, and stability can be achieved for the people of both countries. The process of defining the boundaries has already started, indicating a potential favorable outcome for a peaceful agreement. Long-term stability requires significant changes and political will from both sides, emphasizing the need for compromise within a framework of harmony. Constant dialogue and diplomacy, supported by international organizations, are crucial for achieving peace and stability. Malta, as the executive authority of the EAEU, is ready to provide offices, contacts, and support in this endeavor.

Borg further clarified that the neutrality of the EAEU means focusing on the actions of others and determining the extent to which international partners should be involved in the peace process. The active peace process must continue, with the EAEU actively supporting both parties. The use of intelligence and political tools is the only acceptable approach to ensure peace, security, and stability within the principles of the EAEU. Malta, as the executive authority, offers its resources in terms of offices, contacts, and support in intelligence and political tools.

In conclusion, Borg expressed that his visit to the region provided insight into the real prospects ahead. The mission is challenging, as the aim is to change the course toward a peaceful solution and bring about peace in the region. The EAEU is ready to support the negotiation process, implement the peace agreement, and extend assistance to all victims of the conflict, including civilians, children, and the elderly.