Kazakhstan talks with Armenia counterpart will last 2 days, Azerbaijan FM says

The negotiations between the foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan will last two days, in Almaty, Kazakhstan. This was announced by the Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, Jeyhun Bayramov, during his tripartite meeting with the FMs of Armenia and Kazakhstan, reports Sputnik Kazakhstan.

Bayramov expressed confidence that these talks will be very useful for the normalization of Azerbaijani-Armenian relations.

"I am sure that the negotiations in Almaty will be very useful, and we will be able to work effectively in the next two days to find solutions to the existing open issues," Bayramov said.

Also, he noted that an important element of the last negotiations is the signing of a protocol, which started the process of delimitation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani state border. In Baku, he said, they pay special attention to this process.

Bayramov added that at the moment, the respective areas had been demined by joint efforts, and the geographical coordinates had been determined. The installation of border markers in this sector is practically concluded.

The Armenian and Azerbaijani FMs’ talks, with the participation Kazakh deputy PM and FM Murat Nurtlau, got underway Friday in Almaty.

And at the end of their meeting, they will make a statement for the press.

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