On 13–14 February 2026, a bilateral roundtable will be held in Armenia within the framework of the “Peace Bridge” initiative, bringing together representatives of the civil societies of Armenia and Azerbaijan, APA reports, citing local media.
In addition to the core participants of the "Peace Bridge" initiative, this roundtable will also involve a broader group of participants from both sides.
The Azerbaijani delegation arrived in Armenia via the land border at a delimited and demarcated section, having completed all relevant procedures. This constituted an important practical step toward strengthening confidence between the two countries.
During the discussions, representatives of Armenian and Azerbaijani civil society will address the processes stemming from the peace agenda endorsed during Washington Summit in August 8, 2025. Separate sessions will focus on the emerging regional security architecture, the benefits of peace, public perceptions of the intersocietal relations, prospects for economic cooperation, and the role of civil society in promoting mutual understanding and confidence-building.
Note that on October 22 last year, a bilateral roundtable was held in Yerevan with the participation of civil society representatives from Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Subsequently, a group of Armenian civil society representatives visited Azerbaijan’s capital on November 21, 2025.
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