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Turkish, Armenian envoys resume talks aimed at reconciliation
- Special envoys from Turkey and Armenia resumed talks on Tuesday to normalize relations after two years, meeting at the Alican-Margara border crossing.
- Turkish Ambassador Serdar Kilic and Armenian Deputy Speaker Ruben Rubinyan held their fifth meeting, focusing on visa procedures for diplomats and operating railway border gates.
- The envoys agreed to continue the normalization process without preconditions, confirming their commitment to cooperation.
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Special envoys for normalizing relations between Armenia and Turkey, Ruben Rubinian and Serdar Kilic, met for the first time on Tuesday at the border between the two countries, closed for over three decades. According to a statement posted on the Armenian foreign ministry's website, the two envoys met at the Margara-Alican checkpoint.
·Romania
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Turkey, Armenia make progress in normalisation talks
ANKARA - Turkey and Armenia on Tuesday resumed talks aimed at normalising ties after a two-year lull and agreed to simplify visa rules for some passport holders, the two countries said. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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