Thursday, May 12 2022 17:50

ArmInfo. A meeting of the commissions of Azerbaijan and Armenia on border delimitation and border security is scheduled for next week in Moscow, Armenian  Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said on Thursday.

"I would like to inform you that we have talked with our Azerbaijani partners on the  issue of creating commissions on delimitation and border security.  And it seems that there is an agreement with Deputy Prime Minister  [of the Russian Federation Alexei] Overchuk that they are going to  meet in Moscow on May 16-17 on communications issue, and there is  also an agreement that a bilateral meeting on delimitation and border  security will be organized in the same days in Moscow," Mirzoyan said  at a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, TASS  reports.

The Armenian Minister also noted that Russian President Vladimir  Putin is scheduled to visit Yerevan.  According to him, the  organization of the state visit of the President of the Russian  Federation is on the agenda. "It is expected that it will take place  in the second half of the year, from October to December. Of course,  we will agree on the dates," Mirzoyan said. After the Lavrov-Mirzoyan  meeting, a trilateral meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Armenia,  Azerbaijan and Russia started. According to the agreement reached at  a meeting held on April 6 in Brussels with the participation of  Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol  Pashinyan and European Council President Charles Michel, Baku and  Yerevan were supposed to form a joint border commission to delimit  the border, its first meeting was scheduled to be held before the end  of April.