Erdogan and Pashinyan Seek Peace Amid Regional Tensions
In a significant meeting, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan discussed peace efforts between Armenia and Azerbaijan. They also explored Turkey-Armenia normalization. Both leaders emphasized the importance of dialogue to ensure regional stability. Pashinyan reiterated Armenia's dedication to regional peace and stability.
In a pivotal diplomatic engagement, President Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey met with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Istanbul, signaling potential progress in peace initiatives with Azerbaijan. According to Erdogan's office, Turkey is prepared to support Armenia's peace efforts.
The rare bilateral visit featured discussions on Turkey-Armenia normalization, a crucial agenda point for both nations as they aim to mend ties. Prime Minister Pashinyan, in a statement on X, underscored the depth of the exchanges held with Erdogan.
Pashinyan highlighted the discourse regarding regional developments and emphasized the value of maintaining sustained dialogue. Armenia remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering peace and stability across the region, he noted.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Erdogan
- Pashinyan
- Turkey
- Armenia
- peace
- normalization
- dialogue
- stability
- Azerbaijan
- regional
ALSO READ
South Korea Silences Border Propaganda: First Step in New Peace Initiative
Farooq Abdullah's Historic Journey: Uniting Peace and Progress
Strengthening Europe-India Ties: Strategic Dialogues in Brussels
South Korea's Peaceful Overture: Silencing the Speakers to North
US-Russia Dialogue: Navigating Diplomatic Roadblocks
Google News