Historic Achievement Reached: Peace Deal Between Azerbaijan and Armenia, According to Tokayev
Peace Agreement Between Azerbaijan and Armenia: Kazakhstan Plays a Pivotal Role
Kazakhstan has played a significant role in facilitating the historic peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, which ended the long-standing military conflict in the region. The agreement was signed at the White House on August 8, marking a significant achievement in resolving the conflict.
The peace agreement was the result of a collaborative effort between the US and Kazakhstan. The negotiations for the peace treaty took place at the level of foreign ministers, as offered by Kazakhstan in Almaty. Kazakhstan offered Almaty as a trusted venue for ministerial talks where important details of the agreement were negotiated and refined before the final signing in Washington.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan considers the peace agreement historically significant. In a statement on his Telegram channel, Ruslan Zheldibay, advisor to the President and press secretary of the President of Kazakhstan, highlighted Tokayev's view on the peace agreement. Tokayev praised the energetic and effective mediation of US President Donald Trump and emphasized Kazakhstan’s commitment to regional peacebuilding, stability, and economic cooperation.
Kazakhstan's contributions extend beyond providing a negotiation space. President Tokayev publicly endorsed the peace deal as a historic milestone. The peace agreement is expected to bring stability and peace to the region, paving the way for the establishment of diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Moreover, the agreement opens new transportation corridors facilitating resource exports via Azerbaijan and the South Caucasus, which can enhance Kazakhstan’s trade routes to Europe.
The peace agreement also marks a new chapter in the relationship between Azerbaijan and Armenia. It lays the foundation for the development of cooperation between the two countries on the basis of lasting peace. The agreement is a significant achievement in resolving the conflict and is expected to bring long-term stability to the South Caucasus, thanks in part to Kazakhstan's crucial role as a regional facilitator and supporter.
The peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, signed at the White House on August 8, was a result of both US and Kazakhstan's collaborative diplomatic efforts, with negotiations taking place at the level of foreign ministers, as offered by Kazakhstan in Almaty. In the realm of general news, this agreement is not only a significant achievement in resolving the conflict but also a step forward in politics, marking a new chapter in the relations between the two countries and contributing to war-and-conflicts reduction in the South Caucasus region.
