Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Armenian–Turkish relations officially do not exist. Turkey recognised the modern Republic of Armenia shortly after the latter gained independence in 1991, 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.In 2009, following Turkey′s president Abdullah Gül visit to Armenia in 2008, a provisional roadmap for normalising diplomatic ties was announced. However, in the following year, due to intense internal pressure on both sides, and disagreements between the two countries, the diplomatic thaw came to a close."@en }
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- Armenia–Turkey_relations abstract "Armenian–Turkish relations officially do not exist. Turkey recognised the modern Republic of Armenia shortly after the latter gained independence in 1991, 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.In 2009, following Turkey′s president Abdullah Gül visit to Armenia in 2008, a provisional roadmap for normalising diplomatic ties was announced. However, in the following year, due to intense internal pressure on both sides, and disagreements between the two countries, the diplomatic thaw came to a close.".
- Q2606469 abstract "Armenian–Turkish relations officially do not exist. Turkey recognised the modern Republic of Armenia shortly after the latter gained independence in 1991, 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.In 2009, following Turkey′s president Abdullah Gül visit to Armenia in 2008, a provisional roadmap for normalising diplomatic ties was announced. However, in the following year, due to intense internal pressure on both sides, and disagreements between the two countries, the diplomatic thaw came to a close.".