Turkey and Armenia special representatives to hold meeting in Vienna

    The place of the upcoming regular meeting of the special representatives of Turkey and Armenia - Serdar Kilych and Ruben Rubinyan on the issue of normalizing relations between the two countries has been named.

    According to Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, the third meeting of the special representatives of the two countries will be held in Austria’s Vienna.

    The first meeting of the special representatives of Turkey and Armenia was held in Russia’s Moscow and the second - in Vienna.

    The PM also noted that Ankara supports the normalization of Baku-Yerevan relations

    According to him, steps are being taken to build mutual trust between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

    "It is necessary to reach an agreement on establishing a Joint Border Commission, as well as on the preparation of a future peace treaty. Turkey supports these processes. Normalizing relations between the two countries is significant for the prosperity in the South Caucasus," Cavusoglu said.

     
     


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    14.04.2022 14:08





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