The Economist: "If Turkey settles problems between Azerbaijan and Armenia, it will strengthen its state of an alternative energy corridor"

An article about relations of the two countries was published in the magazine.

It says that after the speech of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the forum in Davos some people started to think that Turkey is separating from becoming a bridge between the East and West, but currently everything occurs otherwise.

The article says that the sympathy to Erdogan growing among Muslim peoples will be useful for the efforts of US president Barack Obama on getting closer to Muslim states.

It is also fixed that in case Turkey settles the problems between Azerbaijan and Armenia, the country will strengthen its state as an alternative energy corridor which is currently delicate.

/Day.Az/