German, Turkish FMs discuss Garabagh
German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle who has visited Turkey
discussed the Armenia-Azerbaijan Upper (Nagorno) Garabagh conflict
in a meeting with his counterpart Ahmet Davutoglu, the Turkish
minister told the local media.
He said that along with regional development, the Cyprus problem, the situation in Afghanistan, the Middle East process, and Iran’s nuclear program, the talks focused on Turkey-Armenia relations and Garabagh settlement.
Westerwelle called for a speedy approval and enforcement of the Turkish-Armenian agreement on normalizing ties signed in October 2009.
The German minister said the two countries had opened a new page in their relations last year and Berlin welcomes this challenging rapprochement.
"The neighborly relations between Turkey and Armenia will make an important contribution to stability and cooperation in the Caucasus," Westerwelle said.*
He said that along with regional development, the Cyprus problem, the situation in Afghanistan, the Middle East process, and Iran’s nuclear program, the talks focused on Turkey-Armenia relations and Garabagh settlement.
Westerwelle called for a speedy approval and enforcement of the Turkish-Armenian agreement on normalizing ties signed in October 2009.
The German minister said the two countries had opened a new page in their relations last year and Berlin welcomes this challenging rapprochement.
"The neighborly relations between Turkey and Armenia will make an important contribution to stability and cooperation in the Caucasus," Westerwelle said.*
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