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The objective of European Union policy in this area has obviously been to promote stability in the Caucasus, both between countries in the region, specifically in relation to Nagorno-Karabakh, and between the countries themselves and their neighbours.
I have to say that we are now at a new stage in our relations with Turkey which means that we cannot automatically accommodate Turkey’s interests, and are also making greater demands on Turkey as regards the way it responds to requests made of it by the European Union. This has therefore created a new kind of dialogue. This will, of course, oblige Turkey to adopt a set of attitudes regarding traditional aspects of EU external policy towards countries in that area. In view of this, it is worth pointing out that cooperation between the European Union and Armenia is part of the
which Turkey will have to adopt if the negotiating process begins. Turkey’s compliance with these requirements will, of course, also bring about an obvious lessening of tensions between Turkey and Armenia."@en1
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