View of Yerevan and Mount Ararat as seen from Victory Park on May 9, 2026. (Credit: Karen Minasyan/AFP)
Official preparations for direct trade between Turkey and Armenia were completed on May 11, the Turkish foreign ministry spokesperson said on Wednesday.
In a statement, spokesperson Oncu Keceli said that work on reopening border crossings between Turkey and Armenia is still going on.
Official preparations for direct trade between Turkey and Armenia were completed on May 11, the Turkish foreign ministry spokesperson said on Wednesday.
In a statement, spokesperson Oncu Keceli said that work on reopening border crossings between Turkey and Armenia is still going on.
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