Zakharova: Russian educational center for gifted children is set to open in Jermuk

ArmInfo. Russia and Armenia  continue their multifaceted political dialogue, the leaders of the  two countries are in constant contact, and the Prime Minister of  Armenia has accepted an invitation to visit Moscow for the ceremonial  events dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory. This was  stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign  Ministry, Maria Zakharova, during a weekly briefing on March 27.

The diplomat mentioned that constructive negotiations took place  between the foreign ministers of Russia and Armenia, and  consultations of the deputy foreign ministers of the two countries  were held as well.  "Intergovernmental and inter-parliamentary  mechanisms are working, active interdepartmental cooperation is  underway, a round table was held on the problems of the  agro-industrial complex. There are initiatives in the cultural,  educational and humanitarian spheres. It is planned that next month  the Armenian delegation will visit the Sirius educational center to  speed up the opening of the Russian educational center for gifted  children in Jermuk," Zakharova added. According to her, economic ties  between the two countries are also developing.

Zakharova noted that Russia and Armenia also interact in other  international platforms, particularly the UN.  According to her, the  approaches of the two countries in the global agenda coincide or are  close. "Yerevan traditionally supports and becomes a co-author of  most Russian resolutions. But there are issues that have not been  resolved yet or require their resolution in order not to damage  bilateral relations," the diplomat concluded and expressed hope that  the parties will be able to find solutions to unresolved issues.