Armenian MFA says it’s committed to normalisation of relations with Türkiye

Armenian Foreign Ministry has said that Armenia is committed to the implementation of all agreements reached within the framework of the process of normalisation of relations with Türkiye and expects Ankara to do the same.

At the same time, the Armenian Foreign Ministry explained that Yerevan expects similar readiness and commitment from Ankara, including on the issue of opening the Armenian-Turkish land border for citizens of third countries and persons holding diplomatic passports, Caliber.Az reports, citing Armenian media.

As for the meeting of special representatives on the process of normalisation of relations between Armenia and Türkiye, the Foreign Ministry noted that "the society will learn about the deadlines only if there are clear agreements".

Back in December 2021, Yerevan and Ankara appointed special representatives for negotiations on the normalisation of relations. In July 2022, an agreement was reached in Vienna on ensuring the possibility of crossing the Armenian-Turkish land border by third-country nationals visiting Armenia and Turkey respectively, as well as on the implementation of direct air transport of goods and launching the necessary processes for this purpose.