Türkiye’s President Erdogan and Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan discuss the normalisation process between their countries
The Turkish president and Armenian prime minister have spoken over the phone and discussed the normalisation process between their countries.
They also expressed their expectations for the immediate implementation of the issues agreed upon during the July 1 talks of the special representatives of the two countries. Erdogan extended his greetings to Pashinyan on the upcoming Vardavar Festival, while the Armenian leader extended his greetings to the Turkish president on the Muslim festival of Eid al Adha.Erdogan-Pashinyan phone conversation came a week after Turkish and Armenian envoys in their fourth meeting in Vienna agreed to open the land border between the two countries for citizens of third countries "at the earliest day possible".
The Turkish and Armenian envoys met for the second time in Vienna on February 24, and the third meeting was held on May 3 in the same city.
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