Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said on Thursday that he agreed with Russian President Vladimir Putin during their April 1 meeting in Moscow to hold another meeting in the “second half of June.”

“As I have said, I consider that visit very successful. Regarding the face-to-face meeting, we have already agreed on our upcoming meetings and events. We have agreed on a high-level meeting for the second half of June,” the Prime Minister said.

He added that the Armenia-Russia relationship is now in a phase of “constructive transformation.”

“I evaluate this process positively, and we will continue to uphold our principles consistently. We will not deviate from the logic of friendly dialogue and will continue along this path,” the Prime Minister said.

Pashinyan also addressed observations regarding aligning the policies of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and the European Union:

“As long as there is an opportunity to align the policies we pursue toward the EAEU and the EU, we will align those policies. When the moment of incompatibility comes, we will make decisions together with the people,” he said.