Thus, Azerbaijan’s peace agenda was not merely a diplomatic move undertaken after the war, but a strategy to transform the military outcome into a political and legal result. The position articulated by President Ilham Aliyev in Washington also emphasized that drafting a peace treaty following the end of the war is the next logical step. but “To what level has the peace agenda formulated by Azerbaijan in Washington been elevated?” These figures point to a significant shift: in Azerbaijani-Armenian relations, economic cooperation is no longer viewed solely as a prospect for the future—it has, in fact, begun to take shape. The peace agenda, shaped on the basis of the five principles put forward by Azerbaijan, received international political endorsement in Washington.