Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said that it is difficult to reach an agreement with Armenia, Israel and Syria.

As the Trend agency reports referring to the Milliyet newspaper, the Turkish minister commended his country’s “zero problems with neighbors” policy.

According to him, it brings positive results, and Ankara really has very good relations with neighbors, with the exception of three. He pointed out bad relations with such neighboring countries as Armenia, Israel and Syria. These countries’ policy, Davutoglu believes, is characterized by crimes against their own and other nations.