The stretch of south Caucasus has historically been revered with the status of strategic significance in the international geopolitical order due to its resource rich landscape and geographic location. This Eurasian region also distinguished as the trans Caucasus (Za Kavkazie), lies between the Caspian and the Black Sea that despite having a contagious geography lacks an inclusive corridor to integrate economic interdependence and regulate international transit routes in the strategic crossroad between Europe and Asia. The peripheral states of south Caucasus and the region’s proximity to the global juggernauts has long swayed the political trajectory of the states that lie here, precisely Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Recently, a breakthrough in rapprochement has surfaced in the protracted course of peace among Armenia and its traditional adversary Azerbaijan....