Armenia highlights expansion of economic ties with EAEU member states: Armenia’s PM

The works of the session of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council are completed, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said today at the press conference following the session in Kazakhstan’s capital Nur-Sultan.

Speaking to reporters Pashinyan said that a wide-range of issues have been discussed and a number of decisions made.

“Of course there are some agenda issues we still are to come to agreement, clarify but a decision has been made to continue working for reaching agreement over them,” Pashinyan said, adding that the expansion of foreign economic ties with the EAEU member states is very important for Armenia.

“Currently negotiations are being held with the EAEU and Singapore, Egypt, Serbia, Israel, India. I think it is very important direction as it will expand opportunities for EAEU member states’ business circles,” Armenia’s PM stated, adding that the most important thing is the existence of the political will to work in all directions.