Armenia–Azerbaijan peace agreement: initialed text
Initialed on 8 August and published on 11 August 2025. Initialing does not itself establish signature, ratification or entry into force.
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Initialed on 8 August and published on 11 August 2025. Initialing does not itself establish signature, ratification or entry into force.
Framework governing the joint work of the Armenian and Azerbaijani commissions.
Addresses Armenian sovereignty, displacement of Karabakh Armenians, return, border delimitation and regional connections.
The mediator’s public account addresses territorial integrity, the border, connectivity and humanitarian issues.
Refers to the UN Charter, the 1991 Alma-Ata Declaration, border delimitation and an EU civilian mission.
Addresses implementation of earlier statements, border stability, a delimitation commission and transport links.
Provides for a trilateral working group and work towards unblocking regional economic and transport links.
The statement contains provisions on the ceasefire, territories, peacekeepers, the Lachin corridor, displaced persons and communications.
Records the Security Council discussion and the president’s announcement concerning termination of the ratification procedure.
The agreement establishes a framework for political dialogue, sectoral cooperation and trade relations.
Authorises signature of the agreement on behalf of the EU and provides for provisional application of parts of it.
The presidential letter announces the decision to recall both protocols from the Armenian National Assembly’s agenda.
Sets out proposed steps and a timetable for opening the border, cooperation and an intergovernmental commission.
Signed protocol setting out provisions for establishing diplomatic relations and principles concerning the common border.