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ARMENIAN PRIME MINISTER VISITS JAPANESE LEADING COMPANIES
TOKYO, JUNE 10, ARMENPRESS: The visiting Armenian prime minister Andranik
Margarian met today with the president of the Japan's International
Cooperation Agency (JICA) Atsushi Hatakenaki, and visited also Japan's
leading Sumitomo and Panasonic companies and before that he was interviewed
by Japan Broadcasting Corporation.
The government press office said Margarian shared his views on a wide
scope of political and economic developments. It said the reporter
interviewing Margarian was eager to learn Armenia's stand on a wave of
revolutions in some post-Soviet countries, US-Russia relations, Armenian
foreign policy priorities, its relations with neighboring countries,
Armenian Diaspora and its potential.
The press office said Margarian provided detailed answers to all these
questions and also on Armenian-Turkish relations, Nagorno-Karabakh conflict,
international recognition of the Armenian genocide. The government press
office said Margarian thanked the government of Japan and Japanese agencies
for their continued assistance to Armenia
ARMENIAN PRIME MINISTER VISITS JAPANESE LEADING COMPANIES
TOKYO, JUNE 10, ARMENPRESS: The visiting Armenian prime minister Andranik
Margarian met today with the president of the Japan's International
Cooperation Agency (JICA) Atsushi Hatakenaki, and visited also Japan's
leading Sumitomo and Panasonic companies and before that he was interviewed
by Japan Broadcasting Corporation.
The government press office said Margarian shared his views on a wide
scope of political and economic developments. It said the reporter
interviewing Margarian was eager to learn Armenia's stand on a wave of
revolutions in some post-Soviet countries, US-Russia relations, Armenian
foreign policy priorities, its relations with neighboring countries,
Armenian Diaspora and its potential.
The press office said Margarian provided detailed answers to all these
questions and also on Armenian-Turkish relations, Nagorno-Karabakh conflict,
international recognition of the Armenian genocide. The government press
office said Margarian thanked the government of Japan and Japanese agencies
for their continued assistance to Armenia