Azerbaijan and Armenia have signed a landmark peace agreement, brokered by the United States and facilitated by President Donald Trump, aimed at ending decades of tension and opening the door for stronger economic cooperation.
The agreement focuses on building better relations between the two countries, boosting trade, and expanding energy partnerships.
A key part of the deal grants the U.S. rights to use a strategic transit corridor in the South Caucasus, which is expected to improve regional connectivity and support international trade.
Both the President of Azerbaijan and the Prime Minister of Armenia publicly thanked Trump for his role in making the deal possible. They also announced plans to nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his efforts to bring the two sides together.
The deal is being hailed as a significant step toward long-term peace in the region. It also paves the way for deeper U.S. involvement in energy, trade, and defense projects in both countries. Experts believe that this cooperation will help create economic opportunities, strengthen security, and encourage political stability.
By addressing long-standing disputes and promoting joint development, the agreement offers hope for a new era in Azerbaijan-Armenia relations.
Continued U.S. engagement is expected to play a vital role in ensuring the commitments made in the deal are fully implemented, helping the region move away from its history of conflict toward a more peaceful and prosperous future.
This breakthrough is seen as a turning point not only for the two nations but also for South Caucasus stability as a whole.
