Yerevan, August 10, 2026 – One year ago, a landmark Peace Summit hosted by President Trump at the White House brought together Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, culminating in the signing of a Joint Declaration on Peace. On this first anniversary, the United States, Armenia, and Azerbaijan expressed profound pride in their collective achievements and a strong resolve to build upon the foundation that ended decades of conflict and set the South Caucasus on a path toward a more prosperous future.
Historic Steps Towards Lasting Peace
In recognition of their monumental efforts to secure peace, Prime Minister Pashinyan and President Aliyev jointly nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. The Joint Declaration, supported by the United States, provided a clear roadmap for Armenia and Azerbaijan to solidify peace, achieve prosperity, and deepen their partnership. In the year since this bold leadership meeting, both nations have laid the groundwork for sustained success.
Stability and Trust-Building Measures
Armenia and Azerbaijan have maintained stability along their shared border and are actively implementing concrete measures to normalize relations, demarcate borders, and build trust, all vital for ensuring long-term stability. Efforts to strengthen confidence include:
- Maintaining stability along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border.
- Undertaking concrete steps towards normalizing relations and border demarcation.
- Implementing trust-building measures essential for long-term stability.
TRIPP Transit Route and Economic Development
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