Turkey is in favor of stability in the South Caucasus. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said this in an interview with Turkish media.

"In terms of Turkey's role, here in my opinion Turkey also has something to choose, because we hear that Turkey is trying or at least, maybe we are misreading the message. As you mentioned, why is Turkey also discussing the issues of the South Caucasus with the United States? Because our perception is that Turkey, at least the messages are like that, Turkey is in favor of stability in the South Caucasus. We see that Turkey, at the level of both the President and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, is in favor of signing a peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan. And if we understand these messages correctly, at least either we understand that maybe this also means a certain balance in Turkey's relations in the South Caucasus or maybe we understand it the wrong way. But on the other hand, any effort that will contribute to the signing of a peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan will certainly be useful. However, we must also take into account that Armenia and Azerbaijan are currently working in a bilateral format, but on the other hand, we also want our international partners to be aware of what is happening in the peace process, and we also share our information with them," he said.