Armenia and Turkey are considering introducing reciprocal scholarships for students as part of what Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan described as a “dynamic, positive and promising” dialogue between the two countries.
Speaking in the parliament on Monday, Mirzoyan said practical cooperation is already under way, including efforts to reopen the Gyumri-Kars railway. A joint working group has held two meetings and conducted on-site inspections on both sides of the border.
He added that discussions have also expanded to cultural cooperation, including the possible joint restoration of historic sites such as Ani.
“Even the possibility of establishing scholarships for students in each other’s universities is being discussed,” Mirzoyan said.
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