As President Aliyev noted yesterday during the Ada University Conference, there seems to be positive momentum now in the peace negotiations between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

Axar.az reports that Matthew Bryza, a member of the board of the Jamestown Foundation, former US ambassador to Azerbaijan, and former co-chairman of the OSCE Minsk Group about the delimitation and demarcation process activity that started at the border.

He noted he hopes that there will be a final peace agreement by the end of this year and that the statement by Prime Minister Pashinyan that Armenia will return those four villages of the Kazakh region to Azerbaijan, he took as a sign of goodwill on Prime Minister Pashinyan's part and momentum. However, it'll take a while for the border demarcation agreement to…

But it will take some time for the border demarcation agreement to be finalized because doing so requires resolution of some complex technical issues.