Pashinyan announced plans to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan in five years.

The task of the Armenian government is to complete the signing and ratification of a peace agreement with Azerbaijan by 2031, said Nikol Pashinyan.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", for the final peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia to become a reality, it is necessary to make changes to that part of the Constitution of Armenia where territorial claims against Azerbaijan are present, said Baku officials. The Prime Minister of Armenia promised to publish the text of the new Constitution by the end of the year. There should be no enclaves and exclaves on both sides of the border, Armenia and Azerbaijan must exchange territories of corresponding exact sizes, said Nikol Pashinyan on October 14.

The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, set the task of achieving the signing and ratification of a peace agreement with Azerbaijan by 2031. He stated this at a government meeting on October 15.

"I have set myself such a task and a specific deadline — to achieve its resolution by 2031. Naturally, this is also the task of the government and our entire political team," Armenia Today quotes him as saying.

"In my speech, I said that the return of what was illegally alienated from the state and the people is one of the most important tasks. However, I wanted to emphasize that above all these most important tasks stands the most important one — the signing and ratification of the peace agreement," he said.

Pashinyan called the signing and ratification of the agreement the main priority of his work. According to him, he sees the possibility of achieving this goal, but working on it does not mean abandoning other tasks — food security, opening communications, and economic development.

In power circles, there is a discussion about Baku's demand to expedite the preparation of the peace agreement and adopt a new Constitution of Armenia to advance towards signing, the newspaper "Graparak" writes today. The publication did not specify a specific deadline. The newspaper linked this to the recent contacts with the President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, in Turkmenistan.