The text of the “Agreement on Peace and the establishment of Interstate Relations”, parafed by Azerbaijan and Armenia in the White House.
The text of the Agreement was parafed by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the two countries in Washington, which was held under the auspices of US President Donald Trump with the participation of President Azerbaijan Ilyham Aliyev and The Prime Minister of Armenia Nikola Pashinyan.
The document consists of 17 points
the text of the agreement, published simultaneously by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan and Armenia, is as follows:
Article 1 connects the recognition of the sovereignty with the transformation of the administrative borders of the Union borders into international borders, which, as it is emphasized, reinforces it The presence of Karabakh in Azerbaijan.
Article 2 forbids Armenia to make claims on Karabakh in the future and obliges to prevent actions that pose a threat to the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan. The document also contains obligations of the parties not to use force, not to provide territory for aggression of third countries and not place the troops of these countries on the border.
Article 3. The parties are refrained in their relations from threats or its application both against the territorial integrity or political independence of any of the parties and in any other way that is not compatible with the UN Charter. They do not allow any third party to use their territory against the other side for the use of force incompatible with the UN Charter.
Article 4. The parties refrain from interference in the internal affairs of each other.
Article 5. During (…) days after the exchanges between the parties on the completion of domestic agreements on the ratification of this agreement, the parties establish diplomatic Relations in accordance with the provisions of the Viennese conventions on diplomatic and consular relations of 1961 and 1963, The parties.
Article 7. The parties will not place the armed forces of third parties along the common border. Prior to the demarcation of the general border and subsequent demarcation, the parties will carry out mutually agreed security measures and strengthening confidence, including in the military sector, to ensure security and stability in the border areas.