BAKU, Azerbaijan, April 10. It’s ultimately up to Azerbaijan and Armenia to agree on the content of a bilateral peace treaty, EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the crisis in Georgia Toivo Klaar said in an interview to Armenian media, Trend reports.
Commenting on the Azerbaijan and Armenia agreeing to work on the preparation of a future peace treaty, Klaar said that he would not want to provide a list of what would be and what would not be part of such a treaty.
"Again, it’s ultimately up to the sides to agree on the content of such a bilateral peace treaty. From our side, I can certainly repeat our well-known position in favor of a comprehensive Armenia-Azerbaijan settlement, which would address all relevant issues. We know the differences between Armenia and Azerbaijan about the future of the region. These have been publicly stated on a number of occasions. We do hope that both sides will manage to turn the page of conflict in the region and engage constructively in these peace talks. During the second trilateral meeting, the EU reiterated its willingness to help the sides move in this direction," he said.