YEREVAN. – It is quite possible that the words "Karabakh" or "South Caucasus" will sound during G20 summit, but it is unlikely that there will be serious discussions on Karabakh issue, head of Caucasus Institute, analyst Alexander Iskandaryan told reporters on Friday.

According to him, the issues of Africa will be discussed during the summit.

“At the moment it is a global problem for the entire mankind. The issue of immigrants, who are in Europe, will be resolved there,” Iskandaryan explained.

The analyst also added that the Syrian problem, as well as the issue of relations between Russia and the West will also be on the agenda, and the meeting between Russian president Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart Donald Trump will be held to discuss these issues. 

“However, I do not think that during Putin-Trump meeting some serious agreements which will change the relations of Russia and the West will be reached,” Iskandaryan added.