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Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan said that Armenia Turkey strives for full adjustment of relations with
Mirzoyan made this statement during his visit to Turkey on February 15.
He is a Turkish colleague in Ankara Mevlut Cavusoglu said at the joint press conference after the meeting with
“Armenia’s contribution to the establishment of peace in the region, Turkey full normalization of relations with, restoration of diplomatic relations and Armenia–Turkey I once again confirm that he strives for the full opening of his border.”
In Mirzoyan’s statement to the media, it is stated that they discussed some details of these issues in the meeting with Çavuşoğlu.
Mirzoyan also said that an agreement was reached on the joint repair of the Ani bridge with Turkey.
Before that, Turkey, still 2020announced that he would repair this ancient bridge from the 11th century.
This bridge over the ancient Silk Road is now almost in ruins.
Azatutyun, the Armenian service of RFE/RL, writes that Ararat Mirzoyan, as well as the Turkish government, earthquake as a result perished He expressed his condolences to the family members and relatives of the deceased.
The news says that Çavuşoğlu Armenia appreciated the work of the rescuers and expressed his gratitude for it:
“28 rescuers came to the disaster zone from Armenia. They have been working selflessly since February 8 and saved the lives of a little girl and a young man in Adiyaman.”
Cavusoglu was also sent from Armenia 100 tons thanked for humanitarian aid.
Turkish media reports say that Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu during his conversation with Mirzoyan Azerbaijan– Expressed his views on the issues of normalization of Armenian relations and signing of a comprehensive peace agreement:
“These three countries (Turkey-Azerbaijan-Armenia) if they take sincere steps, we can create lasting peace and order in the South Caucasus. Sustainable peace in the South Caucasus is extremely important in terms of the economic development of this region.”
This is the second visit of Armenian foreign affairs minister Ararat Mirzoyan to Turkey.