According to him, the problem on the border demarcation is of technical character and all issues will be regularly solved.
Commenting on the first meeting of Azerbaijan-Russia joint commission on demarcation in Moscow, the ambassador said that demarcation problem is long-term: “However it is gratifying that Azerbaijan-Russia joint commission on demarcation has already been established. This process will take at least 2-3 years. The process has already started. Currently, the work is being done at the level of experts. I reiterate that this is not the work of a day or two”.
Bulbuloghlu said that the installation of border poles and implementation of technical work will be an example for the commission’s activity: “The issues of land, water and border are considered with the participation of the two countries’ relevant agencies. Generally, this is large-scale work. 23 persons participated in the first meeting of the commission in Moscow. This in itself says something about the character of the work to be done,” he said.
Azerbaijan-Russia joint commission on demarcation held the first meeting in Moscow on May 15-16. The meeting focused on the issues related to the coordination of normative-legal documents regulating the process of demarcation. The meeting was held in the atmosphere of constructive dialogue and good neighbourhood. It was decided to hold the next meeting of the commission in Azerbaijan.
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