The RA Prime Minister Spokeswoman Mane Gevorgyan made a post on her Facebook page, noting:
"On January 11, the Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will pay a working visit to the Russian Federation.
The RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev are scheduled to meet in Moscow. Within the framework of the visit, the PM will also have a private talk with the Russian President.
I would like to note that the pre-planned agenda of the trilateral meeting is of economic nature, which refers to the opening of regional communications, international cargo transportation, including from Armenia to the Russian Federation, the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as from the central parts of Armenia to th Syunik region.
The Azerbaijani side and some Armenian circles are constantly circulating the topic of the so-called "Meghri Corridor", but as it has been repeatedly mentioned, the trilateral statement of November 9 does not contain any provision on the establishment of a corridor through Meghri or Armenia.
For the Armenian side, however, the issue of search and rescue operations in the territories controlled by the Azerbaijanis, the issue of finding the bodies of the victims, the issue of finding out the fate of the missing. are crucial. Without a solution to these issues or significant progress, it will be extremely difficult to effectively discuss the economic agenda, and the Armenian side considers the discussion of this issue one of the key topics of the Moscow meeting.
I would also like to emphasize that signing of a document on the settlement of the Karabakh issue or any territorial issue is not envisaged in Moscow. If during the meeting it is possible to reach an agreement on the issues on the agenda, ie economic issues, the exchange of prisoners, the issue of the missing, it is possible to sign a joint statement on the results of the meeting".
