UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon plans a visit to Russia from May 16 to May 19, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
It will be Ban's sixth visit to Russia. He last came in April 2011, SIA reports.
Ban is expected to meet with President Vladimir Putin on May 17 and will also have talks with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
"The planned discussions will focus on key international problems, among them the situation in the Middle East and North Africa, including the crisis in Syria, the situation on the Korean Peninsula, the United Nations' assistance in the conflict settlement process in Mali, developments surrounding Kosovo, the situation in Central Asia and the Transcaucasus, the Cypriot settlement process, and issues of terrorism prevention," the Russian Foreign Ministry told Interfax.
There will also be detailed discussions on the United Nations' economic activities, with special attention paid to planned interaction between Russia as president of the Group of 20 and the United Nations.
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