Well, Canada has had a long-standing position on the conflict, which is to support the UN Security Council decisions, which include mandating the OSCE to try to come up with a basis for a permanent peace agreement. In that regard, the foundation of our policy has been to support the work of the OSCE Minsk Group and its efforts, on the basis of the principles of territorial integrity, self-determination and non-use of force.
This continues to be our position. Again, it does not prejudge any of the final outcomes that are to be resolved by negotiations between the two sides. Likewise, if an avenue outside of the OSCE—the current discussions with the EU, for example—proves to be a more effective and acceptable channel to Armenia and Azerbaijan, then we certainly would support them as well. We have consistently focused on the OSCE because it has been the organization that had the mandate from the UN Security Council to lead the efforts to reach peace in this regard.
I will check quickly with Alison to see if she would have anything to add on that.