Yerevan/Mediamax/. Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmed Davutoglu wrote his next article on "Zero Problems" with their neighbors where he touched upon Armenia only in only one sentence.

Davutoglu claims problems with neighbors no more prevails in Turkey's foreign policy agenda. The Turkish Minister wrote this in his "Zero Problems in a New Era" article  published in Foreign Policy Magazine.

"Turkish people started to see their neighborhood not as a source of problems and potential threats, but as an arena of cooperation and partnership", noted Davutoglu.

He stressed that Turkey achieving domestic peace is " capable of realizing its foreign-policy objectives".

"The government undertook numerous groundbreaking initiatives, including but not limited to efforts to resolve the Cyprus issue, end enmity with Syria, and normalize relations with Armenia. Similarly, we expanded our efforts to bolster Turkey's ties with emerging actors in Asia, Latin America, and Africa. We also adopted new foreign-policy instruments ranging from mediation to development assistance, which became cornerstones of the new pro-active Turkish diplomacy", wrote the Turkish Minister.