Baku: The United States remains committed to supporting Azerbaijan and Armenia in advancing the peace process, Amy Carlon, Charg© d’Affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Azerbaijan, said at a reception in Baku, Trend reports.
According to Trend News Agency, Carlon highlighted the significance of a historic meeting held on August 8 between the US, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, which she described as opening a new chapter in relations. She emphasized that the US will persist in its efforts to promote peace between Baku and Yerevan. Carlon also mentioned that achieving peace could unlock the potential for economic cooperation in the South Caucasus.
Carlon further stated that lasting peace is achievable within the framework of broader cooperation. Michael Hackett, head of the public affairs section at the US Embassy in Azerbaijan, echoed her sentiments, noting the inspiring nature of the August 8 meeting. Hackett asserted that the meeting demonstrated the importance of dialogue and its potential to lead to real change, encouraging leaders and citizens to find common ground and learn from one another.
He expressed hope for launching joint cultural projects in the near future. Hackett emphasized that collaboration could open new opportunities for the younger generation and deepen international relations. Meanwhile, Deputy Head of Public Relations Anthony Dean Tranchina shared his personal connection to Azerbaijan, recounting fond memories of his experiences in the country.
Tranchina concluded by underscoring the potential for lasting peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia, as well as new opportunities for the development of US-Azerbaijan relations stemming from the August 8 meeting.