"Hayk's Arrow" Armenian Strategic CenterA sourced record of talks, agreements, border arrangements, transport, trade and humanitarian contacts.
Each record has one primary category and is counted once. A meeting that addresses several topics remains one event. Repeated announcements, translations and mirrored reports do not create extra events. The chart measures documented developments, not the success of normalization.
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Armenian and Turkish technical delegations met in Kars to discuss the Gyumri–Kars railway.
The official release describes technical work toward early operation. It does not confirm that cross-border rail service had resumed.
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Turkish Airlines’ inaugural Istanbul–Yerevan flight arrived at Zvartnots on 11 March.
The airport operator confirms the actual arrival and announced daily flights. Later planned frequency increases are not separately counted as completed operations.
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Armenia’s MFA said Türkiye had notified it that the direct air-cargo ban was lifted.
The record uses the notification date, 6 January. It confirms removal of a restriction, not a measured cargo volume or general land-border reopening.
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Direct flights between Armenia and Türkiye resumed on 2 February 2022.
The date is recorded in the World Bank’s April 2022 country review and the resumption month is confirmed by Armenia’s MFA. Air service did not imply reopening of the land border.
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