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PRESS RELEASE BY CO-CHAIRMEN

After Hitch, Turkey and Armenia Normalize Ties

Signed copies of the two Turkish-Armenian "protocols," in Armenian, Turkish and English.

Protocol on The Establishment of Diplomatic Relations Between The Republic of Armenia and The Republic of Turkey

Protocol on Development of Relations Between The Republic of Armenia and The Republic of Turkey

Press Release of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of The Republic of Turkey, The Republic of Armenia and The Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs

European Union & TABDC

NİSAN 2010'A DOĞRU
TÜRK-ERMENİ NORMALLEŞME SÜRECİ VE RUSYA'NIN KAFKASYA POLİTİKALARI

Notice

Who is who in shaping the Armenia-Turkey debate

Ermenistan Sınırında Hareketlilik

Soyak : TABDC büyük bir özveriyle çalışarak, Türkiye ve Ermenistan hükümetlerine yardımcı olabilecek önemli bir projeyi gerçekleştirdi.

Davutoğlu'ndan Ermeni "Soykırımı" Anıtını Ziyaret Eden Clinton'a Tepki

Merkel’den Türkiye ve Ermenistan’a uzlaşma çağrısı

Medvedev-Sarkisyan- Aliyev üçlü zirvesi yapılacak

"ABD-Azerbaycan İlişkilerini Derinleştirmek İstiyoruz"

Büyükelçi Tan: Ermeni sorunu kolay çözülebilir

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Armenia, Turkey may resume direct trade

Armenia, Turkey may resume direct trade

Ankara and Yerevan and negotiating over resuming the export of cement and flour from Armenia and Turkey, Alin Ozinyan, press and Public Relations Coordinator, Turkish-Armenian Business Development Council (TABDC), told Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

Despite some progress in the Armenia-Turkey reconciliation process, no steps have been made at the state level.

She also said that Armenian-Turkish trade is mainly unilateral now, as imports of Armenian products in banned in Turkey.

“Armenian products are imported to Turkey only when the Armenian women working there take some bottles of brandy or pairs of shoes with them,” Ozinyan said.

TABDC Co-Chairman Kaan Soyak stated recently that, with the border closed, the Armenian-Turkish trade turnover totaled U.S. $300m last year.

He pointed out that the real trade turnover is difficult to calculate, as Armenia and Turkey do not carry out direct trade, Georgia and Iran serving as transit states.

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10.02.2010