Stating that meetings between Turkish and Armenian officials in Washington was the last chance to save Turkish-Armenian process, Director of the Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS) Richard Giragosian stated that the content of Turkish-Armenian talks in Washington will be kept secret until April 24.
Speaking to journalists, Armenian political scientist Richard Giragosian stated that the content of talks between Turkish and Armenian leaders in Washington will not be announced until April 24. Underscoring that Washington meetings was the last chance for saving Turkish-Armenian process, Giragosian claimed that United States pressed Turkey to keep the process alive.
Reminding that Azerbaijan was not invited to the summit, Giragosian said, "Azerbaijan is disappointed about the attitude of United States."
Erdogan-Sarksyan Meetings Will Be Continued in Moscow
Evaluating the scheduled visit of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to Turkey as "vital", Armenian expert said that the meeting between Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Armenian President Serzh Sarksyan in Washington will not be last. "They will probably meet in Moscow late May or early in July," said he.
Claiming that Armenia won two strategical victories in the process, Giragosian pointed the temporary strain in the relations between Turkey and Azerbaijan and support of United States and Russia to Armenia's position that Turkish-Armenian process should not be linked to the process of resettlement of Nagorno-Karabakh problem.
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