Armenian government  releases  negotiation documents on  Nagorno-Karabakh

ArmInfo.  The Armenian government has released documents from the negotiation process for the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, covering the period from  1993 to June 2019.

A total of 13 scanned documents in Armenian, Russian, and English are  now available on the Government's official website, with some already  publicly available.

The first document includes the UN Security Council Resolution of  November 12, October 14, July 29, and April 30, 1993, along with a   joint statement by the leaders of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Iran, made  in Tehran on May 7, 1992. The second document concerns the final  document of the OSCE Budapest Summit of December 6, 1994.

The Cabinet of Ministers also published the statement of the OSCE  Chairman-in-Office (annex to the Declaration of the Lisbon Summit of  December 3, 1996) and the 2007 Comprehensive Agreement on the  Settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict (OSCE Minsk Group  proposals).

The authorities also shared the so-called "declassified version of  the Meghri-for-Karabakh exchange," which, as noted, was provided in  February 2008 by the campaign headquarters of presidential candidate  Levon Ter-Petrosyan to the editorial staff of the newspaper "Haykakan  Zhamanak" (owned by the family of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan).

Others release documents include the so-called The Madrid Principles  of November 14, 2007,  discussed in Kazan in June 2011, mediators'  proposals  in 2019, the Russian Federation's package proposals of  October 3, 2014, the OSCE Minsk Group proposals from January 2016,  and the Krakow Document from  January 2018.

The government released a letter from President Serzh Sargsyan  addressed to Russian President Vladimir Putin in August 2016, as well  as a statement by then-candidate for Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan at  a special parliamentary session on April 17, 2018. The last document,  the OSCE Minsk Group proposals, dates from September 2016 and June  2019.