India Hails Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Milestone
India’s External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, called his Armenian counterpart, Ararat Mirzoyan, to congratulate him on the successful signing of the Armenia–Azerbaijan peace treaty in Washington, D.C. The accord, hailed as historic, marks a major diplomatic breakthrough in resolving long-standing tensions.
A Victory for Dialogue and Diplomacy
In his message, Jaishankar described the treaty as an “important achievement for dialogue and diplomacy that India advocates.” His words underline India’s ongoing commitment to peaceful solutions and constructive engagement in global issues.
Turning a New Page in Regional Peace
The peace deal officially ends decades of conflict between the neighboring countries, bringing renewed hopes for stability in the region. The agreement provides a foundation for rebuilding trust and improving relations after years of hostilities. While details of the treaty are emerging, it is broadly seen as a turning point in the South Caucasus.
India’s Message of Global Harmony
India’s positive response reflects its broader approach to international affairs—favoring negotiation and cooperation. By acknowledging a diplomatic resolution so publicly, India signals support for dialogue as the best path to lasting peace.
