Leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan plus EU and France meet in Prague

A quadrilateral meeting between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan together the president of France and the President of European Council has taken place in Prague on the margins of the first European Political Community meeting.

The meeting is considered an important step forward in the process of promoting the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process.

source: commonspace.eu

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