RA, Indian premiers discuss development of economic, technological,  pharmaceutical cooperation 

ArmInfo. A meeting between the Prime Ministers of Armenia and India, Nikol Pashinyan and  Narendra Modi, took place in Bishkek. The press service of the  Armenian government reported this.

According to the source, during the meeting, the interlocutors noted  with satisfaction the development of Armenian-Indian relations and  attached great importance to implementing joint steps to take  cooperation to a new level.

Nikol Pashinyan and Narendra Modi emphasized that the Armenian-Indian  friendship has always been strong and expressed their readiness to  continue efforts to further deepen it.

The prime ministers of the two countries discussed issues related to  developing cooperation in the fields of economics, technology,  healthcare and pharmaceuticals, education, infrastructure,  investment, and tourism.  It was emphasized that further high-level  reciprocal visits would contribute to the deepening of partnership  and the implementation of new joint programs.

The Prime Minister of Armenia once again invited the Prime Minister  of India to visit Armenia at his convenience and expressed his  readiness to visit India at an appropriate time.

The parties also exchanged views on other regional issues. In  particular, the progress of the TRIPP project was discussed.