Agreements have been reached within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) on the lifting of restrictions for Armenia, the details of which will be known after their implementation.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced this at a press briefing held at the government Thursday, as he responded to a question about his recent visit to Russia and the results of his negotiations there with his Russian counterpart on the current restrictions which concern Armenia’s exporters.

According to the Armenian premier, the negotiations were constructive, but it is too early to publicize specific results before their practical implementation begins. "We had an open, frank, friendly discussion with the prime minister of the Russian Federation on issues related to the EAEU.

A number of agreements have been reached. I will not share the details of these agreements at this time, waiting until they become a reality so that you all can see them for yourself," Pashinyan added.