Concrete arrangements reached with Russian PM Medvedev on export issues

The issue of normal export directions has always been on the agenda of Armenia-Russia and Armenia-Georgia relations, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated at the cabinet sitting today.

“I have always discussed the issue with Russia’s president Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. During our past visit we have achieved concrete arrangements,” he said.

He also said arrangement has also been achieved with Georgia’s prime minister as well.

“We had many discussions over this issue, and I want to express gratitude to our Russian and Georgian partners for bringing into life our arrangements. It means that our export directions are reliably working and will continue working,” Pashinyan said.

He stressed that he is happy to hear that Armenia’s economy is in a good mood.

“Good expectations are being formed, the good mood is confirmed by the processes taking place in the currency market,” he said.

The prime minister noted that this year the Central Bank has stored 185 million USD.