BAKU – Constructive efforts are being undertaken to foster peace and stability in the region, as emphasized during the inaugural session of a major security conference held in the Azerbaijani capital.
The central objective is the establishment of a new regional cooperation framework, grounded in principles of mutual trust, security, and pragmatic engagement. Officials expressed confidence that dedicated work in this area will serve as a catalyst for deepening partnerships among neighboring states in the coming years.
The diplomatic process was given significant momentum with the signing of a joint declaration between the two nations in Washington this past August. This agreement is widely regarded as a pivotal move toward ending a protracted conflict and finalizing a comprehensive peace treaty.
Achieving lasting stability in the South Caucasus is expected to unlock substantial collaborative potential, with positive implications extending beyond the immediate region to Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
The critical function of joint operations by specialized agencies in addressing and mitigating international security challenges was also underscored as a fundamental component of this ongoing process.
