US appoints new adviser for Azerbaijan-Armenia talks

In a written statement, US Secretary of State Blinken said: “I am appointing Senior Professional Foreign Officer Louis L. Bono as Senior Advisor for the Caucasus Negotiations. In this capacity, Mr. Bono will work with regional leaders to advance the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan and address Russia’s ongoing occupation of the sovereign territory of Georgia.” he used his statements.

Stating that Bono held various positions at the International Atomic Energy Agency and the United Nations offices in Vienna and served as a temporary Deputy Chargé d’Affaires at the Vatican, Blinken asserted that these experiences would contribute significantly to the Caucasus negotiations.

“America IS DECIDED TO HELP”

“The United States is determined to help Armenia and Azerbaijan negotiate a comprehensive peace agreement, including a long-term political solution to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Mr. Bono will establish bilateral relations with like-minded partners, including the European Union, and international organizations such as the Organization for Security Cooperation in Europe, to facilitate direct dialogue between Armenia and Azerbaijan.” he performed the assessment of it.

Bono, who previously served as a professor at the Military Academy, has held positions on the White House National Security Council as Director of the Basra Regional Office, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, and Advisor to the Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Commercial Affairs. (AA)