BAKU, Azerbaijan,
September 25. Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun
Bayramov discussed the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace process at a
meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Economic Cooperation
Organization (ECO) today in New York.
This was stated in a post shared by the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs on its “X” social media account.
Bayramov addressed the ECO Council of Ministers meeting held on
the sidelines of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly.
In his remarks, the minister spoke about the implementation of
the Strategic Khankendi Communiqué and Action Plan adopted at the
17th ECO Summit held in Khankendi, highlighting the launch of the
ECO Clean Energy Center in Baku and Shusha's active role as the ECO
Tourism Capital for 2026.
Bayramov emphasized Azerbaijan's important role along the Middle
Corridor, including through the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway and the
Port of Alat, as well as in green digital integration through the
Digital Silk Road.
He also highlighted the strategic synergy between the South
Caucasus and Central Asia, noting Azerbaijan's membership and
active participation in the Consultative Meetings of the Heads of
State of Central Asia in Cholpon-Ata, as well as the upcoming
summit in Avaza.
Bayramov briefed participants on the progress of the
Azerbaijan-Armenia peace process following the Peace Summit held in
Washington in August 2025, highlighting confidence-building
measures, the removal of transit restrictions, and large-scale
reconstruction and development efforts in the liberated Karabakh
and Eastern Zangazur regions.
