US EditionUS pushes forward trade enclave over Armenia
The US-backed corridor aims to connect Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan through Armenia, following 2023 military gains, promoting regional transit and economic cooperation, officials said.
- On Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States will move forward on building a corridor linking Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan, and Washington will `work on the implementation`.
- After nearly three decades of separatist control, the Azerbaijani military offensive in 2023 reshaped Nagorno-Karabakh, while Nikol Pashinyan, Armenian Prime Minister, last year assured Iran's clerical government the corridor would remain under Armenian sovereignty.
- Rubio made the remarks while meeting Armenia's Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan in Washington, stating the corridor would be `great for Armenia` and that TRIPP could open economic activity without questioning sovereignty.
- The TRIPP project has alarmed Iran, which borders Nakhchivan, as concerns intersect with Pashinyan's prior assurance about Armenian sovereignty over the route.
- Framing the corridor as a model, Rubio said the U.S. will `work on the implementation` of the TRIPP route linking Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan through Armenia, highlighting U.S. involvement.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that the United States would take action on the construction of a corridor connecting parts of Azerbaijani territory and passing through Armenia, saying it would benefit all countries.
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Washington announced today that Armenia will transfer nearly three-quarters of its stake in a land corridor development company connecting two regions of its rival state of Azerbaijan to the United States. The U.S. stated that it expects the arrangement to bring financial benefits while pledging to respect Armenian sovereignty.
Washington (United States): United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio Tuesday, during a meeting with his Armenian counterpart, Ararat Mirzoyan, confirmed that Yerevan would grant Washington a share in a corridor of its territory connecting parts of Azerbaijan. Armenia and Azerbaijan signed an agreement in Washington in August under the auspices of United States President Donald Trump to end the decades-long conflict between them.
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