Eurasian Economic Union’s prime-ministerial summit to be held in Moscow, not Yerevan
06.04.2016,
14:02
The Eurasian Economic Union countries’ prime ministers will meet in Moscow, not in Yerevan, as decided earlier, because of the current situation in Armenia, TASS reports referring to the press office of the Eurasian Economic Commission.
YEREVAN, April 6. /ARKA/. The Eurasian Economic Union countries’ prime ministers will meet in Moscow, not in Yerevan, as decided earlier, because of the current situation in Armenia, TASS reports referring to the press office of the Eurasian Economic Commission.
It has also become known from the report that the meeting will be held on April 13, not 8, as scheduled before.
It was decided earlier to hold the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council’s session on April 8 in Yerevan, but Karim Masimov, Kazakh prime minister, said he will not attend the session in Yerevan. “We can’t reveal the reason,” his press office told TASS. --0---
It has also become known from the report that the meeting will be held on April 13, not 8, as scheduled before.
It was decided earlier to hold the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council’s session on April 8 in Yerevan, but Karim Masimov, Kazakh prime minister, said he will not attend the session in Yerevan. “We can’t reveal the reason,” his press office told TASS. --0---
