Azerbaijani, Armenian, Russian deputy premiers agree to meet again
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- 20 October, 2021
- 19:10
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A trilateral meeting of the deputy prime ministers of Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Russia has ended in Moscow, the Russian bureau of Report informs, citing the Russian governmental website.
The meeting looked into prospects for the restoration of transport communications in the South Caucasus region, the progress of further work within the framework of the statement of the president of the Azerbaijani Republic, the Armenian prime minister, and the Russian president dated January 11, 2021.
The parties also agreed to hold the second part of the 8th meeting in the near future.
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