Turkish President Abdullah Gul said he has nothing to discuss with his US counterpart Barack Obama regarding the Armenian Genocide.

"We have already discussed everything in detail. We demonstrated good will in a number of aspects. The situation in the Caucasus is obvious. What else do I have to discuss," Hurriyet quoted Gul as saying.

The adoption of the Armenian Genocide resolution, H.Res.252, by the US House panel will damage the Armenian-Turkish dialogue, according to him.

"We are a part of Caucasus and the current situation is disadvantageous for Turkey, Azerbaijan and Armenia. Ankara, for its part, will do its possible to establish peace in our region," Gul said.