Moscow:Russia is hopeful that a 3+3 meeting involving Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia on one side, and Russia, Iran, and Turkey on the other, will be convened soon. This expectation was conveyed by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during a high-level plenary session at the 4th Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, Lavrov highlighted the significance of the 3+3 platform for regional cooperation in the South Caucasus, which includes the three South Caucasian nations and their larger neighboring countries. He emphasized that the participants have committed to fostering a unifying agenda. Lavrov expressed his hope for a regular meeting under this format to occur in the near future.