Political, communicational breakthrough possible in Armenia-Turkey relations in foreseeable future
Campaign aimed at economic and transport blockade of Armenia is a part of Azerbaijan's strategy, an Armenian expert said.
This idea has been the foundation stone of independent Azerbaijan's strategy and Baku seemed to believe in its efficiency, Sergei Minasyan, head of political studies department at Caucasus Institute, told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.
"However, Turkish President Abdullah Gul's landmark visit to Armenia in September 2008 outlined opportunities for establishment of diplomatic relations and opening of the border, a fact that discredits the policy pursued by Baku. There are many obstacles for the Armenian-Turkish reconciliation but the positive dynamics prompts that political and communicational breakthrough possible in Armenia-Turkey relations in foreseeable future," he said.
This idea has been the foundation stone of independent Azerbaijan's strategy and Baku seemed to believe in its efficiency, Sergei Minasyan, head of political studies department at Caucasus Institute, told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.
"However, Turkish President Abdullah Gul's landmark visit to Armenia in September 2008 outlined opportunities for establishment of diplomatic relations and opening of the border, a fact that discredits the policy pursued by Baku. There are many obstacles for the Armenian-Turkish reconciliation but the positive dynamics prompts that political and communicational breakthrough possible in Armenia-Turkey relations in foreseeable future," he said.
