Armenia and Russia have agreed to expand cultural cooperation over the 2027-2029 period, with plans for joint exhibitions, theatre tours, concerts and film projects.

The corresponding agreement was signed in Moscow on November 13 by Armenian Culture Minister Zhanna Andreasyan and her Russian counterpart, Olga Lyubimova, ArmToday reports.

The programme envisages a series of cultural initiatives aimed at strengthening artistic exchanges and promoting cultural ties between the two countries.

Among the planned projects, Moscow's Tretyakov Gallery is preparing an exhibition dedicated to Armenian artist Haroutiun Galentz.

In addition, young musicians from Armenia have been invited to participate in the 2027 International Tchaikovsky Competition.

Meanwhile, Armenian Culture Days are currently taking place in Moscow and St. Petersburg, featuring concerts, theatrical performances and appearances by dance groups.