Putin and Erdogan discussed the results of the trilateral meeting on Karabakh

Moscow/13.01.13/Turan: Russian President Vladimir Putin informed the head of the Turkish state Recep Tayyip Erdogan about the main results of the trilateral meeting of the leaders of Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia on January 11 in Moscow. On Wednesday the Kremlin, press service announced the telephone conversation between the leaders of the two countries.

Putin said that one of the main results of the talks is the confirmation by Azerbaijan and Armenia of the mood to normalize relations, readiness for practical cooperation in establishing a peaceful life, unblocking economic and transport ties. General stabilization of the situation around Nagorno-Karabakh made it possible to agree on a number of important steps in this direction, Putin said.

For his part, Erdogan expressed support for Russia's efforts in the Nagorno-Karabakh settlement, spoke in favor of continuing to coordinate the actions of Russia and Turkey, including in the interests of the economic development of the region and the promotion of mutually beneficial projects.

The parties also touched upon the aspects of the formation of the Russian-Turkish Center for the control of the ceasefire and military operations in the conflict zone.

They also discussed issues of increasing mutual trade, expanding cooperation in various key areas, as well as the problems of combating the coronavirus pandemic, including plans for the joint production of vaccines. It was agreed to maintain a regular dialogue at various levels, noted in the message.-02D-