MEDVEDEV AND SARGSYAN BEGIN TALKS IN KREMLIN
ITAR-TASS
June 24 2008
Russia
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and his Armenian counterpart Serge
Sargsyan have begun talks in the Kremlin.
After a meeting in a narrow format, the two leaders will continue
talks with the participation of members of the delegations and tell
about the their results at press conferences. The presidents are
expected sign a joint statement of the heads of state that "covers
a wide range of issues of Russian-Armenian relations."
Medvedev and Sargsyan, who took up the highest state posts in the
current year with a difference of one month, had already met twice. The
Armenian president came to Moscow in late March and to St. Petersburg
in early June for an informal CIS summit. At that time, the Russian
leader invited him to come again for an official visit.