The Thematic Groups for a new Armenian-Azerbaijani Dialogue have produced four reports which set out a vision for relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and between Armenians and Azerbaijanis, over the next 15 years. The reports cover four key areas: (1) Peace and Security; (2) Regional Connectivity; (3) Good Governance; and (4) Environment.
42 Armenians and Azerbaijanis were directly involved in preparing the reports as part of the Thematic Groups. Another thirty Armenians and Azerbaijanis contributed to the process.
The Thematic Groups were an initiative of LINKS Europe within the framework of EU4Peace 3, a programme supported by the European Union.
Final, intensive discussions on the reports took place at a meeting in Tbilisi, 26-29 October, and online up to midday on 4 November. The thematic groups are now dissolved.
You can read or download the four reports here:
Report of the Thematic Group on Peace and Security
Report for the Thematic Group on Regional Connectivity
Report of the Thematic Group on Good Governance
Report for the Thematic Group on Environment
The reports are now also available:
In Azerbaijani.
In Armenian.
In Russian.
Please note these are informal translations. The official version is the text in English (above).
An ACTION COMMITTEE FOR A NEW ARMENIAN AZERBAIJANI DIALOGUE has now been established, made up of the Chair and Deputy Chairs of the four groups that produced and agreed on the reports. The members of the Action Committee are: Murad Muradov, Leonid Nersisian, Narek Minasyan, Fidan Namazova, Sargis Harutyunyan, Nigar Gurbanli, Aghavni Harutyunyan, and Ramazan Samadov.
The first co-chairs of the Action Committee, for the 1st eight-month semester, are Murad Muradov and Leonid Nersisian.
The Action Committee is responsible for the dissemination of the four reports, their eventual updating, and for contributing to the Armenian-Azerbaijani Dialogue and Peace and regional co-operation. LINKS Europe has appointed a Special Advisor to the Action Committee and will provide the Secretariat. The committee will work until December 2027.
