Türkiye may open its border with Armenia in the next six months.
The border’s potential reopening would eliminate the final closed boundary in Europe, unlocking fresh possibilities for commerce in the Caucasus region.
A successful diplomatic advancement involving Azerbaijan and the re-establishment of connections with Turkey might provide Armenian Premier Nikol Pashinyan with a political advantage as he approaches the June polls.
After a peace accord with Azerbaijan is completed, Türkiye will have the capacity to designate an envoy to Armenia and re-establish sanctioned diplomatic interactions.
