BAKU, Azerbaijan, December 22. The Baku Network expert platform aired the newest episode of the analytical video project "Dialogue with Tofig Abbasov", Trend reports.
The guest on the program was Armenian journalist and blogger Natalie Aleksanyan.
She noted that Azerbaijan and Armenia should look to the future and start living in peace.
"I would like to see relations between Azerbaijani and Armenian countries and for everyone, regardless of nationality, to live in decent conditions. First and foremost, the two countries should reach an agreement and negotiate," Aleksanyan said.
The blogger emphasized that there was no third party in the recent negotiations between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which is a positive moment.
"The meeting of the leaders of the two countries, as well as the actions taken by other officials in this regard, are both great developments that I welcome. Other parties are not required to be involved. We would not want things to return to the way they were, with war and military acts. We can return to the past with the help of a third party. Azerbaijan and Armenia should work together to resolve their differences," she believes.
Aleksanyan noted that, first of all, the Armenian people must get rid of their inner fear.
"My viewers and like-minded people frequently phone, email, and ask me what may be done to improve things. And I remind them that, first and foremost, the Armenian people must overcome their inner dread. They are scared that their neighbors will always put pressure on them, so they must be prepared. They were not terrified before the 44-day war, and their mood was radically different. However, there was a great deal of anxiety in Armenian society following the conflict. But this is incorrect; instead, we should work to conquer our fears and reach a shared understanding," she added.
"In conclusion, I would like to note that our former leaders and our parents failed in their time to guide us in the right direction. Now we must think about the future and make sure that future generations do not experience hostility," the blogger said.
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