Pashinyan, Putin to meet in Moscow on July 7

Armenia’s acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will pay a working visit to Russia on July 7.
In Moscow Pashinyan will meet with Russia’s president Vladimir Putin.
The leaders of the two countries will discuss issues on Armenian-Russian strategic cooperation.
The sides will also refer to the pace of implementation of two trilateral statements, the humanitarian assistance to Nagorno Karabakh population and touch upon the issues on restoring economic and transport ties in the region.
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