RUSSIA SUGGESTED TO ARMENIA STARTING NEGOTIATIONS ON SIGNING VISA-FREE REGIME AGREEMENT

PanARMENIAN.Net - 04.09.2000, MEDIAMAX, YEREVAN. Russian Foreign Ministry directed notes to the foreign ministries of member-states of Bishkek agreement with a proposal to hold negotiations on concluding international agreements regulating visa-free travel.

As Press and information department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of RF reported to RIA "Novosti", Moscow is going to sign bilateral agreements on visa-free travel with Uzbekistan, Armenia and Moldavia.

The note, directed to the ministry of foreign affairs of Georgia, suggests further negotiations on the basis of the Agreement Project between Russian government and executive branch of Georgia on mutual citizen travel and the Protocol Project of simplified order of crossing state border by residents from bordering regions. These projects were presented to Georgia in February 2000.

"Considering the strategic partnership of Armenia and Russia, Yerevan and Moscow will solve the issue through concluding a bilateral agreement on visa-free regime after Russia opts out of the 1992 Bishkek agreement", stated Armenian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ara Papian in the interview to MEDIAMAX on August 30. -0-
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