The Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has made it clear that Armenia does not have any territorial demands from neighboring countries, including Azerbaijan. This announcement was made on June 6, 2024, by the spokesperson of the ministry. They further stated that the borders and any changes to them are internal affairs of Armenia, emphasizing that attempts by the Azerbaijani government to undermine peace within Armenia’s borders only serve to escalate tensions. It is important to recognize that such rhetoric undermines the process of peaceful resolution and hampers the achievement of peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

The Declaration on Peaceful Settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which was signed by both parties, explicitly acknowledges each other’s territorial integrity and confirms that neither party has any territorial claims against the other. This agreement is significant as it marks the beginning of a long-awaited process of peaceful settlement between the two countries. It is a testament to the readiness of both parties to engage in constructive and intensive dialogue.

Under the terms of the agreement, all parties are obligated to refrain from any actions that could hinder the peaceful resolution process. The Armenian side reaffirms its commitment to creating a constructive and inclusive atmosphere for the implementation of the agreement. It is crucial for all involved to abide by the agreement and work towards a peaceful resolution that benefits both Armenia and Azerbaijan.