Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has arrived in Moscow for an official visit and is set to hold talks with President Vladimir Putin today.
This will be the Belarusian leader’s first foreign visit after his re-election in January.
The two leaders are scheduled to discuss the cooperation between Belarus and Russia, as well as potential areas for future collaboration, initially in a private meeting and later with the involvement of their respective delegations. The focus will also be on joint efforts within integration associations. Additionally, they will exchange perspectives on the current global situation.
A set of agreements is anticipated to be signed at the conclusion of the discussions.
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