Treaty of Alexandropol / Gyumri (1920)
Concluded at Alexandropol after the Armenian–Turkish war of 1920, the treaty proposed territorial and military conditions for Armenia.
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Concluded at Alexandropol after the Armenian–Turkish war of 1920, the treaty proposed territorial and military conditions for Armenia.
A separate treaty covering minority safeguards in Armenia, diplomatic relations, commerce and transit.
The Armenian section addressed recognition, boundary arbitration, frontiers with Georgia and Azerbaijan, and a separate agreement on minority protection and transit.
Armistice ending hostilities with the Ottoman Empire, with provisions concerning Armenian prisoners and the six Armenian vilayets.
The treaty establishes peace and friendship between the Ottoman government and the Armenian republic, including a boundary description.