Baku and Yerevan preparing to open rail and road roads - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister

The unblocking of all economic and transport ties in the South Caucasus is one of the most important directions to normalize relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko said this in an interview with the TASS news agency when asked how the issue of opening the road to Nakhchivan is to be resolved.
According to Rudenko, a trilateral working group chaired by the Deputy Prime Ministers of the three countries is currently finalizing a unified package to restore rail and road connections in the region.
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