Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan does not see any problems with Protocols’ signing, “as the world has known and will see again we always stick to our promises,” the Premier said in the interview with The Wall Street Journal.

“Our Foreign Minister is going to sign this agreement with the Armenian Foreign Minister Nalbandyan on October 10,” he stated, underlining that Turkish side is ready to sign the documents “so long as there is no change to the text.”

“We'd also like to see the Minsk group witness the signing of this agreement actually — and if the French don't come perhaps the Americans or the Russians will come. And in addition to that the meeting in Moldova is very important because although the Armenians sometimes say this agreement has nothing to do with the Azeris, there is in fact a relationship. Because most recently, I believe when president Sargsyan was on an international visit, he was faced by a reaction from the Armenian Diaspora. So what he does in face of the reaction of the Diaspora is very important. If he can stand firm, and if it is the government of Armenia and not the Armenian Diaspora that is determining policy in Armenia, then I think that we can move forward. As far as we're concerned there is no problem. But it is up to the Government in Armenia,” he reckons.