Turkey`s Special Envoy: No progress on opening Armenian-Turkish  border

ArmInfo. There is no progress on opening the Armenian-Turkish border, as stated by Serdar Kilic, Turkey's Special Representative for the Normalization of Relations with Armenia. "No, there is no progress on this issue," the diplomat told journalists, RIA Novosti reports.

Touching upon the timeframe for the next talks with the Armenian  side, Kilic said that Ankara wants to develop the process and is in  touch with Armenia. However,  at the moment no specific date for the  talks has been set.Meanwhile, as reported by APA, Kilic also noted  that Armenia and Turkiye are discussing the restoration of the Bridge  over the Ani ruins.

He said that a meeting of the Turkish and Armenian foreign ministers  is expected within the framework of the Antalya diplomatic forum: "We  recently had contacts with Ruben Rubinyan (Armenia's special  representative for the normalization of relations with Turkey - ed.),  but we have not agreed on a specific date for the next meeting" Kilic  also clarified whether Turkey has requested constitutional changes  from Armenia: "Nikol Pashinyan has made a statement regarding  constitutional amendments. Within this framework, Armenia will make  the necessary amendments to its Constitution." 

Earlier, a meeting between the special representatives of the two  countries took place in Antalya on the sidelines of the diplomatic  forum. According to the representative  of Armenia, deputy speaker of  the Parliament Ruben Rubinyan, the meeting was positive.