YEREVAN. – The interim Government of the Armenia and the Eurasian Economic Commission signed a memorandum of mutual cooperation, the Government official website informs.
The document was signed on Wednesday evening, and along the lines of Commission Chairman Viktor Khristenko’s visit to capital city Yerevan.
The memorandum envisions deepening integration with the Eurasian Economic Community (EurAsEC) Customs Union.
This is Armenia’s first formal document signed with the EurAsEC.
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