On January 29th, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov revealed that preparations were progressing for the third gathering within the “3+3” framework concerning the south Caucasus. He communicated this information during an interview with Turkish media outlets. Lavrov highlighted the active support of Hakan Fidan, the Turkish Foreign Minister, in facilitating the organization of this crucial meeting.
The minister emphasized the shared geographical proximity and mutual interest between Russia and Turkey in fostering dialogue within the south Caucasus region. He underscored Turkey’s prominent role as a key initiator of the “3+3” format. This format encompasses Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia, alongside their significant neighboring countries – Russia, Turkey, and Iran.
Lavrov indicated that two prior meetings at the ministerial level had already occurred. The upcoming third meeting is now being meticulously prepared. The intention is to continue the discussions initiated within this established structure, aiming for a constructive resolution to ongoing challenges within the south Caucasus.
The format represents a vital platform for regional cooperation and diplomacy.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has confirmed ongoing preparations for the third “3+3” meeting focused on the South Caucasus. This announcement was made on January 29th during an interview with
Sergey Lavrov affirmed that arrangements were underway for the third “3+3” discussion regarding the South Caucasus. This announcement was made during an interview with Turkish news sources on January