Presidents of Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran will hold a trilateral meeting in Baku on Monday to discuss economic cooperation, as well as Syrian crisis, Afghanistan, fight against drug trafficking.
Assistant to Russian president Yuri Ushakov said this is the first trilateral meeting of the leaders and the demand for this format is high as the three countries face similar economy, security problems and confront terrorism, RIA Novosti reported.
The leaders are expected to sign a declaration.
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