The corridor will reportedly be part of a peace agreement which the South Caucasus states are set to sign on Friday
US President Donald Trump plans to obtain exclusive US development rights to a strategic South Caucasus transit route during an upcoming meeting with the Azerbaijani and Armenian leaders at the White House, Reuters has reported, citing officials.
Armenia and neighboring Azerbaijan, both former Soviet republics, have been locked in a decades-long territorial dispute over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh since the late 1980s. Baku regained control over the predominantly ethnic-Armenian-populated territory in 2023.
Trump has…
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