Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan discussed peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia and regional cooperation issues at a meeting held in Antalya.
Modern.az reports, citing “Armenpress”, that the Armenian Prime Minister's Office released information about this.
It was stated that Erdoğan welcomed Pashinyan's visit to Antalya and his participation in the Leaders' Summit within the framework of COP31. Pashinyan congratulated the Turkish President for the high-level organization of the event.
The Armenian Prime Minister also offered condolences regarding those who died as a result of the explosion at the metallurgy plant in Izmir, Turkey.
During the meeting, the process of normalization of Turkey-Armenia relations was discussed. The parties emphasized the importance of advancing this process and bringing it to a logical conclusion. The implementation of agreements reached so far and the expansion of trade and economic relations were also in focus.
Erdoğan and Pashinyan touched upon regional processes and noted that the establishment of peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia gave new impetus to the development of regional cooperation.
In addition, views were exchanged on the steps taken towards the opening of transport communications, including the implementation of the TRIPP project.
