The Joint Armenian-Azerbaijani Liaison Group on Confidence-building measures in support of lasting peace in the South Caucasus (JOLIG), is an independent initiative bringing together Armenian and Azerbaijani experts in a framework facilitated by LINKS Europe and supported by the European Union. The members of the Group are Ahmad Alili (co-rapporteur, Azerbaijan); Mehman Aliyev, Stepan Grigorian, Taronb Hovhanissian, Shahla Ismayil, Gevorg Melikyan, Johnny Melikyan; Benyamin Poghosyan (co-rapporteur, Armenia), Ramazan Samadov and Anar Veliyev. All members of the group serve in a personal capacity.
All the members of the group serve in a personal capacity and their views as expressed in this report do not necessarily reflect the views of any institutions they may be affiliated with. The Secretariat of the Group is provided by LINKS Europe.
More information about the Joint Armenian-Azerbaijani Liaison Group and its work is available on the web portal commonspace.eu. For more information about the work of JOLIG, please contact Maximiliaan van Lange (LINKS Europe, Chief of Staff).
The Joint Armenian-Azerbaijani Liaison Group on confidence-building measures in support of lasting peace in the South Caucasus (JOLIG) has published its report in which it proposes 30 short-, medium and long-term measures in support of ongoing efforts to establish peace in the region. In their report, "The South Caucasus from war to peace: 30 measures between now and 2030" the members of the Liaison Group say that Armenia and Azerbaijan and Armenians and Azerbaijanis, need to build the future based on mutual trust and confidence.
