Russian, Armenian, Azerbaijani vice PMs to meet in Moscow Jan 27 to discuss transport communication ways in South Caucasus

Russian, Armenian and Azerbaijani vice premiers will be meeting on January 27 in Moscow to discuss the issue of construction transport communication in the South Caucasus.
Two sources from Russian and Armenian governments told Russian RBK.
From the Russian side the participant in the negotiations will be Alexey Overchuk, from the Armenian Mher Grigoryan and from Azerbaijani Sahin Mustafayev.
The deputy PMs must discuss few possible projects, in particular construction of railway passing through Armenia’s territory which will tie Azerbaijan with Nakhijevan and Armenia with Russia.
Latest news
Latest newsUkraine’s priorities in the war: Drones, international support, holding the current frontline
23.Jul.2026
Ukraine Takes the War Deep into Russia: Why Kyiv Is Targeting Wildberries
23.Jul.2026
Zelensky Replaces Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces: Mykhailo Drapatyi Takes Over from Oleksandr Syrskyi
22.Jul.2026
Bulgaria Strengthens Its Role in NATO: Parliament Approves Temporary Deployment of U.S. Air Refueling Tankers at Bezmer Air Base
22.Jul.2026
Strike on Gas Carrier Near Romania Raises Tensions in the Black Sea
21.Jul.2026
Georgia Economy Strengthens as Trade with Russia and Tourism Revenues Grow
20.Jul.2026
The South Caucasus Strengthens Protection of Strategic Infrastructure: What Lies Behind the Eternity-2026 Exercises
19.Jul.2026
Urban and Mountain Tourism Drive Growth in Bulgaria
18.Jul.2026
Putin Approval Rating Drops to Lowest Level Since Start of War
17.Jul.2026
Zelensky Reshuffles Security Leadership Amid Protests
17.Jul.2026

30 Jul 2026


