US State Department's Official: "I See Real Steps Taken by Both Countries That Want to Achieve Peace"
"Each time I return here, I see the economy, people's resilience, and opportunities for the entire South Caucasus region increasing. Secretary of State Blinken strongly believes in the possibility of achieving peace and the potential of the South Caucasus," Phillip Reeker stated.
Azerbaijani President Meets US Senior Advisor for Caucasus Negotiations
During the conversation, they stressed the significance of ensuring peace and stability in the region, normalizing relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and continuing the peace agenda.
US Chief Advisor on Caucasus Negotiations to Visit Region
During a briefing, Vedant Patel, the First Deputy Press Secretary of the State Department, stated that Philip T. Reeker, the Chief Advisor of the US State Department on Caucasus negotiations, will visit the region soon. He noted that this would be his first visit in the new position.
Pompeo’s visit to Georgia
The Georgian opposition parties released a statement following Pompeo’s visit to the country. They expressed their concern over Russia’s influence in the region and saying that the chairman Georgian Dream party Bidzina Ivanishvili erodes the democratic system in Georgia.
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