News - Aliyev has dispatched a special envoy to Ankara, on the same day that the Turkish Security Council discussed the possible cooperation between Armenia and Turkey.

Aliyev has sent a special envoy to Ankara on the same day that the Turkish National Security Council discussed the Armenian-Turkish 'possibilities of cooperation'. Contact Us Publishing and Printing Television NOYAN TAPAN TV Press Hall 5th Microphone Technological Armenia Interesting Interlocutor About Karavori — Brief Feedback Free Microphone Armenia: In Expectation of the Future National State Urgent Issues Special Opinion In Plain Text Noyan Tapan in Russian Hard Reality Soft Power Path to Salvation Voice of the People Rights, Law, Society Ambard Kronikon Let’s Be Healthy At the Crossroads of the Times Let’s Try to Understand Yes or No National Agenda For the Armenian Nation Red Lines Candid Conversation Pan-Armenian Healthcare Platform Interesting Interlocutor We Open the Brackets Path of Sovereignty Honest Conversation Forgotten Statehood Displaced Persons Absolute Democracy Voice of Armenian Mothers International Relations and International Law Self-Determination New Cities Complex Ideas in a Simple Approach Noyan Tapan in English Candid Dialogue Free Microphone Formulas for Strengthening the Country Scientific Armenia Short Videos Freedom Important News of This Moment The Important Thing Right Now Briefly About the Main Society Economy Through the Eyes of a Witness What Is the Press Writing Press Release Interviews Science and Technology Announcements Charity Artsakh Today Resilience Commentary Memorable Dates Upcoming Events Lesson. Armenian News Details Aliyev has sent a special envoy to Ankara on the day when the Turkish National Security Council discussed the Armenian-Turkish 'possibilities of cooperation'. 27-11-2025 19:55:10 | | What the Press Writes 1in.am On November 26, a Security Council meeting was convened under the leadership of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and as a result the Turkish President’s Office Public Relations Department issued a written statement. This was reported by the Anadolu Agency. They discussed Gaza, the Russian-Ukrainian settlement process, the situation in Sudan, as well as issues related to Armenian-Turkish relations: 'In light of the recent positive developments in the peace process between Azerbaijan and Armenia, the Turkish Security Council considered the possibilities of cooperation at bilateral and regional levels, and it was affirmed that the Turkish side remains committed to peace and stability in the South Caucasus,' the official communiqué reads. From the wording quoted, it appears that the Turkish Security Council discussed the possibility of bilateral and regional cooperation with Armenia, but this was considered in the context of the recently positive developments in the Armenian-Azerbaijani peace process. On the same day, as has become known from a post on the social X platform of the Azerbaijani embassy in Ankara, Aliyev’s special envoy Khalapov was in the Turkish capital. He has long served as Azerbaijan’s deputy foreign minister. According to the embassy in Ankara, on November 26 Khalapov was received by Turkey’s deputy foreign minister Be ris Ekinci. They discussed the current state of the Turkish-Azerbaijani strategic partnership, regional processes and the further strengthening of bilateral relations. Was it a coincidence that Aliyev’s special envoy was dispatched to Ankara on the day of the Turkish Security Council meeting, when the possibility of bilateral cooperation with Armenia was discussed and the recent positive developments in the Armenian-Azerbaijani settlement were highlighted? It is notable that Aliyev’s special envoy was only received by the deputy foreign minister, while the Azerbaijani MFA or the presidential administration did not release information about Khalapov’s visit to Ankara. Undoubtedly, it cannot be excluded that Khalapov was sent to Turkey on such a delicate mission about which the sides preferred to disseminate information via a post on the Azerbaijani embassy in Ankara’s social media. Perhaps Khalapov met with higher-ranking Turkish officials, including those in the presidential administration. If so, one should assume that Erdoğan’s adversary sought to prevent any practical step by Ankara toward Armenian-Turkish reconciliation. Noyan Tapan - What the Press Writes Read by Upcoming Events 04-12-2025 19:00 | Concert Noyan Tapan TV Copyright © 2025 | Developed by ITMedia The full flow of news is available to subscribers only.