Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu called his talks with Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan "extremely fruitful and constructive," Anadolu Agency reported.

The Cavusoglu-Mirzoyan meeting took place Saturday, on the sidelines of the second Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Turkey, and lasted about half an hour.

The parties discussed the avenues for normalizing relations between Turkey and Armenia.

"The steps aimed at the full normalization of bilateral relations were discussed. I want to note with satisfaction that we are making efforts to establish peace in the Caucasus. The steps between Turkey and Armenia are positively perceived by Azerbaijan, too. Baku supports this process. Peace and stability in the region are in the interests of all parties," the Turkish FM told reporters after the aforesaid talk.

Cavusoglu recalled that earlier, the special representatives of Turkey and Armenia had held two meetings toward normalizing relations between the two countries.

"Mirzoyan, in his turn, stated that the Armenian side is ready to continue the process without preconditions. He noted that Yerevan is determined in the efforts aimed at peace and stability in the South Caucasus," Turkish media reported.