The Constitution of Azerbaijan has provisions that are quite controversial, especially from the point of view of territorial foundations and borders of Azerbaijan. It is written in the preamble of the Constitution of Azerbaijan that it is based on the Constitutional Independence Law, adopted in 1991, and the principles established in this act are anchored.
In a conversation with Arman Abubian, author of the Zaman Abubian podcast, the president of the Union of Political Scientists of Armenia, Miharan Shahzadian, details the controversial provisions of Azerbaijan's border demarcation and notes that Azerbaijan's demands will not be limited by amending the Armenian constitution. Even the signing of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan does not guarantee that Baku will not abandon it in the future.
"Even if this document, called a peace agreement, is signed, if today's authorities manage to remove the statement from the constitution, the strength of the document is a big question. Because we know that the Aliyev regime can throw these documents aside at any moment. Even if the changes in the constitution they demand are realized, their demands will not be met since it is 20, when we have been talking about it for 20, 20 time. The negotiation process begins if the side that considers itself weak makes concessions, and all concessions are accepted, then the number of concessions increases and they become more stringent. In other words, we will never solve this issue just by changing the constitution.
the whole conversation.
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