Turkiye to do its best for regional stability - Recep Erdogan 

ArmInfo.  The meeting between Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan and President of the Republic of Turkiye Recep Tayyip Erdogan took place  in Istanbul.

During the meeting, the parties discussed the process of normalizing  Armenia-Turkey relations, emphasized the importance of continuing  constructive dialogue and achieving concrete results. The  interlocutors also touched upon regional developments and possible  directions of bilateral cooperation in this context.

Prime Minister Pashinyan emphasized Armenia's commitment to the  process of ensuring peace and stability in the region and emphasized  his commitment to the continuation of the policy of normalizing  relations with neighbors.

The leaders of the two countries reaffirmed their readiness to  continue direct contacts and dialogue.

They exchanged views on the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process, as well  as the "Crossroads of Peace" project of the Government of the  Republic of Armenia.

Meanwhile, according to the press service of the Turkish president,  quoted by Anadolu, Erdogan said at a meeting with Pashinyan that  Turkey will use all diplomatic means to establish stability not only  in the Caucasus, but also in the entire region.

During the meeting, the parties discussed the level of relations  between Turkey and Armenia, the peace and dialogue process in the  South Caucasus and current events concerning the region.

During the meeting, President Erdogan drew attention to the  importance of the agreement reached during the peace talks between  Azerbaijan and Armenia.

The President stressed that Turkey will continue to provide all  possible assistance to the efforts to develop the region, guided by  the principle of "for the benefit of all".

During the talks, possible steps to be taken within the framework of  the normalization process between Turkey and Armenia were also  discussed.

Erdogan stressed that Turkey will use all diplomatic means to  establish stability not only in the Caucasus, but also in the entire  region. Ankara continues contacts with the leaders of the countries  in order to eliminate the risks created by the spiral of violence in  the region, which began with the attack of Israel on Iran.