MOSCOW. – Presidents of Armenia and Russia on Monday will discuss the development of cooperation between the two countries, Kremlin Press Service informed.

As a result of the talks between Presidents Serzh Sargsyan and Dmitry Medvedev, a large package of documents on a variety of domains is expected to be signed.  

“During Dmitry Medvedev’s and  Serzh Sargsyan’s talks, future development of bilateral collaboration, political discourse, and trade and economic cooperation, as well as the international agenda are expected to be discussed. The inter-governmental and inter-departmental agreements to be signed will be in the domain of humanitarian and youth exchange, healthcare, coordination of economic and foreign policy,” Russian President’s Press Service informed.         

Serzh Sargsyan will also meet with Russia’s PM, Parliament leadership, Mayor of Moscow, and will speak before Moscow State University. 

Armenian President’s state-level visit will end on Tuesday.