Armenia remains hopeful that talks with Türkiye on reopening the border will yield positive results, with National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan reaffirming the country’s commitment to regional peace and stability, as reported by Armenian media.
Armenia remains optimistic about the prospects of talks with Türkiye regarding the reopening of their border, with National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan expressing confidence in the negotiations, as reported by Armenian media.
Simonyan reaffirmed Armenia's dedication to fostering regional peace and stability, emphasising that the ongoing discussions with Türkiye could prove fruitful. He stated, "Armenia reaffirms its commitment to promoting regional peace and stability and hopes that ongoing negotiations with Türkiye on opening the border will bear fruit."
However, Türkiye has consistently linked the border's reopening to the normalisation of relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia. This condition remains a central aspect of Ankara's position. Despite this, Armenia continues to maintain an optimistic outlook on the diplomatic efforts.
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