1027 GMT May 25, 2022
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Iran and Armenia have agreed to increase the transit of cargoes through the two countries as part of efforts to activate a transportation corridor that will pass through Armenian territory to Europe, bypassing Azerbaijan.
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Arts & Culture Desk
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Iran and Azerbaijan agreed to build a transport corridor that links the Caucasian state to its exclave of Nakhichevan bypassing Armenia through the Iranian territory.
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Turkey and Armenia agreed to press ahead with efforts to establish diplomatic relations “without conditions” and continue the normalization efforts that could lead to the reopening of their shared borders for trade, their foreign ministers said Saturday.
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Iranian Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade hailed his visit to Armenia as constructive, saying Tehran and Yerevan agreed on launching joint ventures.
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Iranian Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade Reza Fatemi-Amin said development of the International North-South Transit Corridor (INSTC) is a high priority for Iran in boosting ties with Armenia.
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Azerbaijani ambassador to Tehran:
Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to Iran Ali Alizada said Tehran and Baku will continue their efforts to promote cooperation and develop bilateral relations.
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President of the Armenian Tourism Federation Mekhak Apresyan believes tourism is a powerful means and best opportunity for the two nations of Iran and Armenia to promote cultural dialogue.
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Special envoys from Turkey and Armenia met in Moscow on Friday for a first round of meetings aimed at ending decades of bitterness between their countries and establishing diplomatic ties. Both countries said the meeting was conducted in a “positive and constructive atmosphere”.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said the talks he hosted in southern Russia Friday with the leaders of regional rivals Armenia and Azerbaijan were “constructive” and produced a series of agreements on key issues.
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Arts & Culture Desk
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Political Desk
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A Russian-brokered ceasefire held Wednesday at the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, officials said, a day after deadly clashes between the arch-foes sparked fears of another flare-up in their territorial dispute.
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EU chief Charles Michel on Tuesday urged the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan to call a "full ceasefire" after new border clashes erupted between the old foes.
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