As a person who comes from Armenia, of course I want to believe that peace is possible. Peace is what is needed for Armenia, but as I mentioned, peace means dignity. You can't have peace at all costs. Peace should be negotiated.
Azerbaijan is trying to just present its point of view on the normalization of relations with Armenia. They think Armenia should accept them; otherwise it means Armenia doesn't want peace, but we want to find a negotiated solution.
Safety and stability are the ultimate conditions in which reconciliation or any move forward can take place. Azerbaijan is not helping at all to create confidence-building measures. People don't believe in the genuine interest of Azerbaijan in establishing peace with Armenia.
When we say that international presence is important and that pressure on Azerbaijan is important, this is why it's so stressed and I will continue stressing those points. You have to pressure Azerbaijan with your allies and partners that are on the ground and working very closely with both Armenia and Azerbaijan to pressure Azerbaijan back to the negotiating table.
We should find the root causes of this long-standing conflict. If the root causes of Nagorno-Karabakh are not addressed, it's not going to be a long-lasting peace.
As I said, Canada doesn't have an embassy yet, but we truly hope you will be on the ground. We hope you'll help us, that you'll work with like-minded countries on the ground, and that you'll try to be more constructive and complement the efforts all the countries are making to try to bring peace to our region.