I certainly think so. As a diplomat, I'm naturally optimistic about the possibilities for diplomacy to avoid conflict, particularly when we see the tragic results when it is unsuccessful. There have been statements from all of the parties involved that they are committed to seeking a peace agreement. The benefits of such an agreement would flow to all of the countries in the region, as well as, more broadly, to seeing the south Caucasus able to function as an integrated economic unit. Really, the only disadvantage would be to Russia, which has been able to kind of play them off against each other to its own benefit.
Again, it is in everyone's best interest. There are, at least, clear statements of intent. The trick will be to try to make sure that those statements are followed up on. Certainly Canada, through the embassy here or through other engagements with Baku and with Ankara, is doing everything it can to encourage that.