
Armenia–Turkey Relations
Armenia and Turkey hold inaugural meeting of joint railway restoration group
Despite reaching an agreement in 2022, the Armenia–Turkey border remains closed.

Despite reaching an agreement in 2022, the Armenia–Turkey border remains closed.

The Armenian Genocide is commemorated annually on 24 April.

The Armenia–Turkey land border remains closed despite an agreement to allow crossings for third-party nationals.

Armenian Parliamentary Speaker Alen Simonyan also said uncovering information about the missing people over the decades of conflict is crucial.

More steps for the normalisation of bilateral relations are expected to take place ‘very soon’.

Pashinyan recently asked Russia to ‘urgently address’ the full restoration of railway sections adjacent to Nakhchivan and the Turkish border.

In 2008, a 30-year concession agreement was signed, on transfer of the Armenian railway system to a Russian company.