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Oct 2 2010
Sabah: Armenia-Turkey crucial meeting to be held on December 1
October 02, 2010 | 13:22
Turkey again tries to speculate the Armenia-Turkey Protocols and shift
world's to its preconditions, as the first anniversary of the
Armenia-Turkey Protocols gets closer.
In this regard, the two Turkish major dailies have already launched a
media agitation. Particularly, the Sabah newspaper writes the OSCE
Summit of Heads of State, to be held in Astana on December 1, is of
great significance for Armenia-Turkey rapprochement. `If the Armenian
president confirms his participation in the summit, the normalization
process, initiated by football diplomacy, will rise to a new level,'
the source says.
Referring to its unidentified sources, Turkish Haberturk reports Swiss
Foreign Ministry held telephone conversations with representatives of
Armenian and Turkish Foreign Offices, to learn the sides' sentiments
towards the normalization process.
According to the source, Turkish Foreign Ministry said Turkey is ready
to continue the reconciliation process.
`It became clear in the conversation with Swiss Foreign Office that
they had a telephone conversation with the Armenian side as well. The
conversations were aimed to test the two sides' sentiments. However,
atmosphere of mutual trust has not yet been created for real contacts.
Armenia halted the normalization process and should revive it itself.
We intend to establish good neighborly relations with Armenia. Our
doors are always open for good intentions,' an unidentified diplomatic
source told Haberturk.
From: A. Papazian
Oct 2 2010
Sabah: Armenia-Turkey crucial meeting to be held on December 1
October 02, 2010 | 13:22
Turkey again tries to speculate the Armenia-Turkey Protocols and shift
world's to its preconditions, as the first anniversary of the
Armenia-Turkey Protocols gets closer.
In this regard, the two Turkish major dailies have already launched a
media agitation. Particularly, the Sabah newspaper writes the OSCE
Summit of Heads of State, to be held in Astana on December 1, is of
great significance for Armenia-Turkey rapprochement. `If the Armenian
president confirms his participation in the summit, the normalization
process, initiated by football diplomacy, will rise to a new level,'
the source says.
Referring to its unidentified sources, Turkish Haberturk reports Swiss
Foreign Ministry held telephone conversations with representatives of
Armenian and Turkish Foreign Offices, to learn the sides' sentiments
towards the normalization process.
According to the source, Turkish Foreign Ministry said Turkey is ready
to continue the reconciliation process.
`It became clear in the conversation with Swiss Foreign Office that
they had a telephone conversation with the Armenian side as well. The
conversations were aimed to test the two sides' sentiments. However,
atmosphere of mutual trust has not yet been created for real contacts.
Armenia halted the normalization process and should revive it itself.
We intend to establish good neighborly relations with Armenia. Our
doors are always open for good intentions,' an unidentified diplomatic
source told Haberturk.
From: A. Papazian