The European Foreign Action Service applauded Armenia and Azerbaijan for wanting to talk through their border and security challenges.
After the negotiations in Brussels, The European Foreign Acts released a statement.
It is noteworthy that earlier, the third meeting of the two countries was concluded on issues of demarcating the borders of the state and border security, headed by prime minister Muhair Gregory and Shaheen Mustabayev, in the Belgian capital.
In response, the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs claimed that it had agreed with Azerbaijan to quicken the coordination of the Border Development Committee’s procedures.
The intention of Armenia and Azerbaijan to address their problems through discussion is welcomed by the European Union.
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