Group 1 - The meeting between Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Abu Dhabi is considered a significant moment in the modern history of the South Caucasus region, marking substantial progress in negotiations between Baku and Yerevan [2][3] - The discussions focused on three key areas: the demarcation of national borders, the opening and construction of the Zangezur corridor, and the preparation of a peace agreement draft [3][4] - Both leaders expressed appreciation for the progress made in border demarcation and instructed relevant committees to continue their work, leading to an overall agreement to organize specialized working groups for technical coordination while maintaining higher-level contacts [3][4] Group 2 - The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry stated that the leaders discussed various aspects of the bilateral normalization agenda, confirming that negotiations are the most effective way to resolve issues related to the normalization process [4] - The meeting was welcomed by the EU and Russia, with Russian officials indicating that a future peace agreement would not only bring peace to the South Caucasus but also enhance predictability and stability in the region [4] - Analysts suggest that if a peace agreement is signed, Azerbaijan would gain internationally recognized borders, reducing future territorial claims and establishing a reliable foundation for friendly relations, while the Zangezur corridor project would provide Azerbaijan direct access to Turkey and international markets for Armenia [4][5]