Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his German counterpart Guido Westerwelle will discuss Russian-German cooperation, the easing of the Russian-German visa regime, and a range of global issues on November 21 in the German city of Nuremberg.
"The main emphasis will be placed on the practical problems of interaction between the two countries in global and European affairs in the light of the G20 summit in Seoul and the Russia-NATO high-level talks in Lisbon," a representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
The leaders are expected to continue discussion, begun at their last meeting in early November in Moscow, on easing the Russian-German visa regime.
The ministers will also discuss ways of updating security architecture and maintaining strategic stability in the Euro-Atlantic space, an issue on the agenda of the forthcoming Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe summit in Astana.
Lavrov and Westerwelle will also share views on the Middle East peace process and settling the Iranian nuclear dispute.
During his visit, the Russian foreign minister will take part in the opening ceremony of a museum on the Nuremberg Trials.
MOSCOW, November 19 (RIA Novosti)
