YEREVAN. – The issue of snap presidential and parliamentary elections, raised by oppositional Armenian National Congress (ANC), may be included in the agenda of the talks between ANC and coalition, Armenian ruling Republican party MP, member of the coalition working group to dialogue with opposition Gagik Minasyan told the journalists on Thursday.

According to him, any issue that concerns either side may be included in the agenda of the talks.

“We have agreed with our colleagues that any issue, independent of its nature, should become a topic for discussion during the talks. We are at the initial phase of the process and its continuation may lead to unexpected and interesting developments even for ANC,” Minasyan stated and added that he does not share the viewpoint on holding snap elections, as Armenia does not face a situation to be resolved through snap elections.

The first meeting between oppositional ANC and authorities took place on July 18, the second on July 26. Ruling coalition participates in the dialogue with 6 members (two members from each party) and oppositional ANC has 5 members, headed by Levon Zurabyan.