U.S. President Barack Obama met with Turkish Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the framework of G-20 Summit in Pittsburgh. In the course of 15-minute meeting, the officials touched upon Armenian-Turkish reconciliation, Turkish mass media reports.

Obama and Erdogan discussed the issues on the Middle East, Armenian-Turkish rapprochement and Azerbaijan. The U.S. President positively assessed the recent developments in Armenian-Turkish relations’ normalization, underlining that the establishment of relations between the two states is a matter of regional significance.

Turkish Prime Minister stated that the activation of the Russian, U.S. and French OSCE MG Co-Chairs’ efforts, can contribute to the settlement of Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict. Obama noted that is aware of the significance of Karabakh problem solution.