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Opening of trade corridors between the two countries reflects tangible progress in the reconciliation process
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Turkey and Armenia have begun direct trade between them in a step described as decisive in the normalization process between the two states.
This step represents qualitative progress in bilateral relations that have experienced tension for years. It comes as part of broader efforts to improve regional stability in the Caucasus.
Turkey and Armenia have opened direct trade corridors between them after a closure lasting since the 1990s, in a move described by observers as a qualitative shift in the normalization course between the two neighboring countries.
The opening of trade routes expands investment and business opportunities for companies in the region and reduces transportation and logistics costs across the Turkish-Armenian border, which could be reflected in prices and economic opportunities in the Caucasus.
Pierre Dubois