Pashinyan: Azerbaijan, Armenia and Russia close to opening railway communications

Azerbaijan, Armenia and Russia are very close to starting construction and restoration of a railway [connecting main part of Azerbaijan with its Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, through Armenia], which means opening the communications in the region, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated at the governmental meeting.
According to Pashinyan, Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Alexei Overchuk and General Director of Russian Railways company Oleg Belozerov arrived in Yerevan on Feb. 2 on a working visit and met with Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan, TASS reported.
"I want to stress that we are very close to fixing the first practical result of the tripartite working group on opening the communications," Pashinyan said.
Armenian deputy prime minister Mher Grigoryan, in turn, said that a subsidiary of Russian Railways company will be the new railway operator with Azerbaijan on the railway connecting main part of Azerbaijan with its Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, through Armenia.
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