It is really surprising that Azerbaijan does not enforce the demarcation of borders with its neighbors at all, although all the necessary formats for this have long been in place. ******.
A few days ago there was a regular meeting of the Azerbaijan-Georgia Joint Intergovernmental Committee for Economic Cooperation. And the two prime ministers met. As a result, in both sites, Georgia and Azerbaijan agreed to speed up the demarcation and demarcation process. At the same time, the Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobkidze, noted that in recent years there has been no progress on demarcation and border demarcation issues. ******.
This process also goes smoothly for the Armenians. ******.
Soon Azerbaijan will probably remain the only post-Soviet country with irregular borders. Even in Central Asia, where neighbors have been fighting over their borders for years, all have already divided their territories and signed treaties.
What's stopping Baku? Only the slowness of the government.
I see no advantages in not having a limit.