On May 8th, a summit took place within the EAEU, after which Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met in the Kremlin. During the meeting, Putin emphasized the success of bilateral relations, particularly in the economic sphere.
Prime Minister Pashinyan and Assistant to the President of Russia Yuri Ushakov acknowledged that there are still issues in bilateral relations that need to be resolved during the meeting. They highlighted the importance of addressing these problems in order to further strengthen ties between the two countries.
Putin and Pashinyan’s discussions take place at a time when both countries are seeking to enhance their cooperation in various areas. Both leaders have expressed a commitment to deepening their economic partnership and overcoming challenges in order to strengthen their relationship.
It is clear that both countries are working towards resolving any obstacles in their bilateral relations in order to ensure continued progress and collaboration in various fields. The meeting between Putin and Pashinyan signifies a willingness to work together to overcome challenges and build a stronger foundation for their partnership.
