
Bloomberg: Turkey considering opening border with Armenia in ‘next six months’
Despite prior agreements dating back to 2022, Turkey has kept its land border with Armenia closed.

Despite prior agreements dating back to 2022, Turkey has kept its land border with Armenia closed.

The commissions agreed to set the date of the next meeting in an Armenian city.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan also said the announcement that Azerbaijan is lifting its trade restrictions with Armenia was ‘extremely important’.

The airline has not yet provided a start date or potential flight frequency.

Mount Ararat, though in Turkey, is deeply woven into the national identity of Armenians.

The meeting marks the first-ever time the envoys held talks in Yerevan, with previous meetings traditionally held along the border or in third-party countries.

This marked the first meeting between Pashinyan and Aliyev following the unprecedented summit in Washington on 8 August.