Armenia's Deputy Prime Minister briefed on the results of border work with the neighboring country.
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Armenia's Deputy Prime Minister reported on the progress of border demarcation work with Azerbaijan, according to Caucasian Knot.
Border demarcation between the two countries remains one of the key tasks following the end of hostilities in 2020. The negotiation process has been ongoing for several years with uneven progress.
Officially announced progress indicates the possibility of further improvement in relations between the neighboring South Caucasus states. The precise details of the reached agreement have not been clarified.
The demarcation process is critical for stabilizing the region and normalizing bilateral relations. International observers are following the negotiations with interest, given the geopolitical significance of the Caucasus.
Armenia reported progress in border demarcation with Azerbaijan, though the exact details of the agreement are not being disclosed. The negotiation process has been moving with uneven progress for several years following the end of hostilities in 2020.
The success of demarcation depends on stabilizing the Caucasus region and normalizing trade and transport links between the countries, which affects the economy of the entire South Caucasus. If the process stalls, it could lead to a new escalation, threatening business operations and energy prices in the region.

Mehmet Yılmaz