The Turkish Foreign Minister supported Pashinyan, but noted that "Armenia must resolve several internal issues."

Turkey carefully studied the TRIPP framework document, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced.

Fidan noted that some technical questions about the document still remain. "We studied the document very carefully. Yesterday, I discussed its content with my respected colleague Jeihun Bayramov for two hours to understand their interpretation. Their opinion is important for us," the Turkish minister emphasized.

He added that the information about the document was passed on to the President of Turkey, and the main goal remains the same: the signing of the final agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan and the further regulation of relations between Turkey and Armenia, which will create stability and prosperity in the region.

Fidan noted that Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey currently have the political will to advance this process. He also emphasized that Armenia should solve several internal issues, especially in the light of the elections to be held in June. "We see that Mr. Pashinyan is a leader in public opinion polls, and we support his constructive role," the minister said.

The Foreign Minister of Turkey emphasized that stability and peace in the region depend on the unification of countries and the building of trust. "If we analyze the chronic problems of the region, we will see that most of them are based on a lack of trust. This creates cracks and problems. foreign hegemony or domestic terrorist organizations can provoke instability and civil conflict," said Fidan.

He added that all the countries of the region should undertake to ensure each other's security, which will solve about 80% of the existing problems. "It is necessary to create a security cooperation platform so that the countries of the region can trust each other," the Turkish minister concluded.