Armenia and Azerbaijan Consider Land Swap to Resolve Long-Disputed Enclaves
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Haber 7 - Armenian Foreign Minister Mirzoyan stated that the enclave-exclave issue with Azerbaijan is not an obstacle to a peace agreement. Following Pashinyan's proposal for an equal land swap, Mirzoyan said that a public referendum would be necessary for the land exchange.
Armenia and Azerbaijan Consider Land Swap to Resolve Long-Disputed Enclaves
Armenia and Azerbaijan are discussing a land swap that could permanently change parts of their shared border, allowing both countries to keep territories they currently control rather than return them to their Soviet-era owners. Armenian Security Council Secretary Alen Simonyan confirmed the discussions Friday, October 16, saying one proposal would allow Armenia to retain Tigranashen, while Azerbaijan would keep Artsvashen, an Armenian village i…
Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan announced that former enclaves could be exchanged between Baku and Yerevan. Previously, Prime Minister Pashinyan had also stated that for lasting peace, borders should be defined according to the 1991 Almaty Declaration and a mutual exchange of territories should take place.
Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan did not rule out the exchange of enclaves and exclaves between Baku and Yerevan
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