During the meeting held in Bishkek, I told the Azerbaijani side that it is not acceptable for us that issues related to our Constitution are being raised in Azerbaijan. RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced this during the traditional briefing following the Government session on October 22. In response, as the head of the government mentioned, the Azerbaijani side accepted that the issue of the Constitution is Armenia's internal affair. "Nevertheless, they informed that they have a suitable political position (signing the peace treaty only after changing the Constitution of Armenia - ed.)... But if we have decided to change our Constitution one way or another, and by the way, it is part of our government's plan, what prevents us from combining the pleasant with the useful? In other words, if Azerbaijan says something like that, what is it, should we abandon our agenda? No, we should go that way and adopt a new Constitution," the head of the executive expressed his opinion. According to him, the draft of the new Constitution will be published in the near future, which will be sent to the parliament for discussion. "And we will try to convince the opposition partners that this is an extremely important and principled issue. We will try to convince. If we don't succeed, we will go with other scenarios. For example, we can hold extraordinary (parliamentary - ed.) elections. And who said that such a scenario is excluded?" Pashinyan mentioned. Then he added that he has an obligation to the citizens to sign a peace treaty and change the Constitution.