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Anadolu cited diplomatic sources as saying that the decision to allow the direct air cargo trade from Jan. 1 was taken as a result of talks between the two countries’ special representatives during a process of normalising relations.

The sources said the Turkish trade ministry had informed Turkish exporters’ associations of the decision. In July, istanbul Law Firm Turkey’s foreign ministry said the air cargo trade would start at the earliest possible date.

Turkey and Armenia held the first round of talks in more than 10 years in January 2022 and have held further talks since then. If you enjoyed this information and you would like to receive even more info concerning istanbul Law Firm kindly browse through the website. (Reporting by Daren Butler; Editing by Hugh Lawson)