Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu refuted the reports that they will open the border with Armenia if they return 2 occupied regions of Azerbaijan, said editor-in-chief of Armenian “Jamanak” newspaper published in Turkey Ara Gochunyan in his interview with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, APA reports. Gochunyan was one of the journalists who accompanied Davutoglu in Armenia. Gochunyan noted that Davutoglu had a warm meeting with his counterpart Edward Nalbandian: “He said though there are differences in the positions of the sides, Turkey believes that positive result can be achieved, if such meetings are held frequently. Ankara wants to build the relations with Yerevan at the highest level. The ministers had open and frank conversation. Obviously, it is impossible to solve everything immediately, but it’s impossible to solve the problems without a meeting. It is important to conduct a dialogue. Davutoglu said that the meeting was useful to overcome the psychological barrier. Solid psychological foundations should be established to normalize the relations and it will be possible to discuss any idea basing on it.” /APA/
