It's a very important question that you are raising, but it can't be one-sided. We should have Azerbaijan co-operating in everything, but we don't see that. Of course we can pursue the peace; of course we can eliminate the hatred that exists and try to build that desire to have peace and confidence-building towards Azerbaijani people, but we can't do it just on our own. We need a partner; we need a country that is really willing to have peace with its neighbours—that's the problem.
The EU has a lot to do on the ground, and hopefully it will do the same thing in Azerbaijan. Civil society has a lot of work to do. I'm grateful that Canada, through Stéphane Dion's report, is going to support our civil society. This is a very important part of democratic society.
Of course, there's a lot of work to be done, but again, when it comes to the lasting peace and a solution to the problem on the ground with Azerbaijan, I don't see any perspective with the Azerbaijani government.