Tehran: Ceasefire in Karabakh should be more stable

ArmInfo. "During my visits  to Azerbaijan, Russia, Armenia and Georgia, I have said that we  should consider the past as the path to the future." Iranian Foreign  Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif said this at a joint press conference  with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu.

APA reports that he noted that the ceasefire in Karabakh should be  more stable, creating conditions for the revival of trade and  economic ties.

At the same time, on the eve of his visit to Ankara on the air of the  Iranian state television, Zarif said that Turkish-Iranian cooperation  in regional issues is of vital importance.

"Our relationship requires constant consultation, because our  bilateral relationship, as well as our regional cooperation, is  vital," Zarif said.

He emphasized that Tehran attaches great importance to relations with  Turkey.

According to the Iranian minister, during his visit to Turkey,  bilateral and regional issues will be discussed, including the  establishment of transit routes and the establishment of lasting  peace in the Caucasus region.  "For a lasting peace in the Caucasus,  it is necessary that preliminary conditions for this be created  through cooperation," he stressed.

The diplomat also touched upon the formation of a platform of  six-party cooperation on Nagorno- Karabakh.