Yerevan, Ankara discussing issues of Syrian Armenians - Nikol Pashinyan

ArmInfo. Armenia's Premier Nikol  Pashinyan, in an interview with Turkish media outlets, commented on  possible cooperation between Yerevan and Ankara in providing aid to  Armenians in Syria. 

"But, of course, we are interested in how we can cooperate on the  issue of Syria, from where, unfortunately, some disturbing news has  started to come again. And there is also such a dialogue between  Armenia and Turkey, it is not a very extensive dialogue, but  nevertheless, yes, that agenda exists, I say again, respecting the  sovereignty, territorial integrity, and jurisdiction of all  countries. In other words, our perceptions are such.

"And yes, obviously, we have an Armenian community in Syria, whose  fate concerns us. Unfortunately, due to the events that have taken  place in recent years, many were forced to leave Syria. But today  there is still an Armenian community there, and we also have an  Armenian community in Lebanon, and we are making efforts to see what  we can do to ensure the best possible conditions for our communities  in those countries, what is within our reach. And in the specific  case of working with Turkey in those directions, regarding Syria, we  have had specific discussions and conversations, and if nothing  prevents, we will also have specific manifestations of cooperation,"  the Armenian premier said.