The chairman of the Parliament Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) Luis Maria Puig will visit Azerbaijan, Armenia and Moldova soon, he said in press conference in Strasburg on 23 June.

According to Puig, the visit will take place after the summer session of the Parliament Assembly which is expected to end on 27 June. Luis Maria did not divulge details of the visit.

The five-day session of PACE began in Strasburg on 23 June. Democratic institutes in Azerbaijan and situation after presidential elections held in February in Armenia will be discussed during the session.

Luis Maria de Puig did not comment on the issues related Azerbaijan and Armenia which will be discussed during the session. He called on mass media to expect the results of the reports of the co-reporters of the PACE Monitoring Committee on these countries.

The permanent representation of Azerbaijan to PACE said to TrendNews earlier that Luis Maria de Puig will visit Baku on 30 June to 4 July.

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