Russia is still ready to hold consultations with Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia on changing economic policy in connection with the EU association of these states.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Russia is ready for consultations, including those with Georgian colleagues, since there are trade relations that Moscow wants to develop.

Of course, Moscow is concerned about the interests of Russia and the Customs Union member states – Belarus and Kazakhstan, he added.

Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia signed Association Agreement with EU in Brussels on Friday.