Erdogan and Pashinyan may meet soon: Rubinyan
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Turkish President Recep Erdogan may meet early next month, Ruben Rubinyan, deputy speaker of the Armenian parliament and Armenia’s special envoy for negotiations with Turkey, said in a interview with Azatutyun Radio.
''Such a meeting indeed can take place, the agenda is the process of regulation of Armenia-Turkey relations. Our position in this regard has not changed'', Rubinyan said, answering the question what are the expectations from a possible meeting between Erdogan and Pashinyan in Prague.
Rubinyan said they last met with Serdar Kilic, Turkiye’s special envoy for normalizing relations with Armenia, in July. According to him, in those negotiations, an agreement was reached on issues such as the opening of borders between the two countries and the creation of direct opportunities for air cargo transportation.
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