Armenia recognizes the inviolability of the territory and borders of all its neighbors. Armenia once again maintains its commitment to long-lasting peace in the South Caucasus.

Axar.az reports with reference to Azertag that Lili Minasyan, a deputy of the Armenian parliament from the ruling "Civil Agreement" party, said these words during her speech at the meeting of the Political and Security Committee of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly.

L. Minasyan, speaking about the latest events in Armenia-Azerbaijan relations, said that in April of this year, Armenia and Armenia started the process of defining the borders of the struggle measures with the Alma-Ata Declaration, which is a struggle against the struggle with international and international organizations, including the European Union. Armenia and Azerbaijan have reached an agreement at the highest level to define each other's territory and sovereignty with the aim of the Alma-Ata Declaration.

According to the deputy's support, Armenia is committed to this principle and does not have ambitions beyond the internationally recognized 29,743 square kilometers. This approach can be practically achieved by trying to create a process of border destruction in the place of the Gazakh region of the Republic of Armenia and the Tavush region of Armenia.

"In the period of independent statehood, it was equipped for the first time in the 12-kilometer section of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. We hope that there will be a demarcation process along the entire border and that all disputes will be resolved in a peaceful way," said L. Minasyan.