Special envoy: Erdogan and Pashinyan may meet in Prague

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan may hold a meeting, Ruben Rubinyan, the Deputy Prime Minister of Armenia, the head of the official Yerevan delegation in the Turkiye-Armenia normalization process, said in an interview with the Radio Liberty's Armenian edition, Report informs.

He noted that a meeting on the process of normalization of Turkish-Armenian relations can be held, and there is no change in the position of the official Yerevan in this regard.

Rubinyan said they last met with Serdar Kilic, Turkiye's special envoy for normalizing relations with Armenia, in July. According to him, in those negotiations, an agreement was reached on issues such as the opening of borders between the two countries and the creation of direct opportunities for air cargo transportation.

According to Rubinyan, the next meeting was planned to be held on September 14. However, it was postponed due to the tension on the border between Azerbaijan and Armenia on September 12-13.