The presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia convened in Abu Dhabi this week for a new round of peace talks, signaling cautious progress in efforts to resolve one of the South Caucasus’s most enduring conflicts.
Hosted by the United Arab Emirates, the meeting brought together Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan for direct dialogue amid ongoing international mediation efforts. The talks focused on finalizing a peace agreement following years of tension and two wars over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.
While few details have been disclosed, both sides reportedly discussed border delimitation, regional security, and the normalization of diplomatic relations. Observers described the atmosphere as “constructive,” though core issues remain unresolved. 
The UAE’s role as a neutral venue underscores growing Middle Eastern interest in facilitating global diplomacy. It also reflects broader efforts by regional powers to position themselves as credible peace brokers.
Despite setbacks in previous negotiations, the Abu Dhabi meeting offers a potential opening for a lasting settlement — if both Yerevan and Baku can sustain momentum and build mutual trust.
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