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Armenia–Turkey relations
Armenian–Turkish relations have been strained by a number of historical and political issues, mainly the topic of the Armenian Genocide and Turkey's continuing position that it did not take place. Although there are currently no formal diplomatic relations between the two modern states, it was announced on October 10, 2009 that both countries had agreed to establish mutual diplomatic recognition.〔(Turkey, Armenia to sign diplomatic deal next month, says official ). ''Hürriyet''. September 27, 2009.〕 However those diplomatic efforts to normalise the relations initiated by the two countries with mediation efforts of Switzerland have faltered because of the non-resolution of the Nagarno-Karabakh conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan.〔(The Armenian Weekly, "President Sarkisian Announces Suspension of Protocols" )〕〔http://www.azatutyun.am/content/article/2263636.html〕
Turkey recognised the state of Armenia soon after its 1991 independence, but the two countries failed to establish formal diplomatic relations. In 1993 Turkey reacted to the war in Nagarno-Karabakh by closing its borders with Armenia and did not wish to take part in this conflict.
Turkish President Abdullah Gül became the first ever Turkish leader to visit Armenia and the announcement of a provisional roadmap for normalising diplomatic ties. However, due to intense internal pressure on both sides, and disagreements between the two countries, the diplomatic thaw between Armenia and Turkey was short-lived, and the brief opening came to a close.〔
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