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  • Russia-Armenian 2005-2007 Program of Cooperation Signed

    PROGRAM OF COOPERATION BETWEEN EXECUTIVE POWER BODIES OF ARMENIA AND
    RUSSIA FOR 2005-2007 SIGNED

    YEREVAN, DECEMBER 3. ARMINFO. A program of cooperation between the
    executive power bodies of Armenian and Russian capitals for 2005-2007
    was signed in Yerevan, Friday. The document was signed by Yerevan
    Mayor Yervand Zakharyan and his Moscow counterpart Yuri Luzhkov.

    The program embraces the broadest spectrum of cooperation between the
    capital in the sphere of architecture, town planning, trade, education
    and culture. The program is a result of careful work for the last few
    years, Yervand Zakharyan tells journalists after the signing
    ceremony. He adds that it is another step towards strengthening of the
    friendship of the two peoples. At present, a Moscow Investment Company
    successfully operates in Yerevan. Besides, we have agreed to found a
    House of Moscow in Yerevan and Armenian Whole-sale Trading Center in
    Moscow, Yerevan Mayor says.

    We cannot mention even a small part of what the document provides for
    as the time is limited. Moscow has established close business and
    cultural contracts with many capitals in the world and the new program
    signed between Moscow and Yerevan is further expansion of our
    countries' relations, Yuri Luzhkov says. He attached a greaty
    importance to the Armenian Whole-sale Trading Center's construction in
    Moscow, which will be completed within the shortest terms. Moscow
    Municipality will render assistance to the Russian-Armenian (Slavonic)
    University. Armenian students and pupils will receive a great number
    of text-books on the Russian language and other literature. Exchange
    of students will continue and more possibilities will be created for
    retraining of teachers in Moscow, Yuri Luzhkov says.

    It should be noted that the program will cost over 100 mln USD. At
    least, establishment of the Armenian Whole-sale Trading Center in
    Moscow will require 60 mln USD. Moscow Mayor is of the opinion that
    the bilateral cooperation is very prospective and he is sure that the
    commodity turnover between the two cities will increase 5 times by his
    next visit to Yerevan.
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