Turkey welcomes Armenian FM's participation in Antalya Diplomacy Forum

Turkey on Tuesday welcomed the news that Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan will attend the Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF), Daily Sabah reported.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Tanju Bilgic said Turkey welcomed Mirzoyan’s participation in the forum on March 11-13.
He underlined that such reciprocal steps will enhance dialogue between Turkey and Armenia and enable discussions on confidence-building measures geared towards complete normalization.
The Armenian Foreign Ministry’s spokesperson announced that Mirzoyan would attend the forum on Monday.
The second meeting between Armenian and Turkish special envoys to discuss steps to normalize ties between the two countries was held in Vienna in late February. The envoys have "confirmed that the ultimate goal of the negotiations is to achieve full normalization" between the two countries as agreed on during their first meeting in Moscow.
10.03.2022 09:32
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