Russian and Turkish prime ministers have agreed to hold a working meeting in Moscow on December 6.

Dmitry Medvedev and Binali Yıldırım will meet to discuss issues related to the Russian-Turkish cooperation in the sphere of economy and trade, Life reports. 

“The heads of governments will consider the key issues related to the Russian-Turkish relations with a focus on trade and economics, as well as investment cooperation. They will also discuss the joint programs in the area of energy, industry, transportation and other spheres,” the press-service of the Russian Government reports.