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RA PRIME MINISTER AND DEPUTY MAYOR OF MOSCOW EXPRESS SATISFACTION
WITH EFFICIENT COOPERATION BETWEEN 2 COUNTRIES' CAPITALS
YEREVAN, JUNE 16, NOYAN TAPAN. The development of Armenian-Russian
relations considerably contributes to multi-lateral and efficient
cooperation established between Armenian and Russian, in particular,
Moscow governments, as well as Yerevan and Moscow Mayor's Offices. RA
Prime Minister Andranik Margarian declared this on June 16, while
receiving Vladimir Resin, first Deputy Mayor of Moscow. According
to him, this is consonant with the logic of stimulation of trade and
economic relations considered to be primary between the 2 strategic
allied countries and development of immediate contacts among separate
administrative entities. According to RA government's Information and
Public Relations Department, the parties expressed satisfaction in
connection with mutual visits of delegations of high level between
Yerevan and Moscow in recent years. The presence of potential
in bilateral economic relations not used yet was mentioned. In
this connection issues concerning activization of participation of
Moscow's business circles in Armenia's, including Yerevan's economy,
new possibilities of attracting additional investments and other issues
were discussed. A.Margarian and V.Resin also attached importance to use
of the potential of the large Armenian community living in Russia and,
in particular, in Moscow, in further extension of Armenian-Russian
relations.
WITH EFFICIENT COOPERATION BETWEEN 2 COUNTRIES' CAPITALS
YEREVAN, JUNE 16, NOYAN TAPAN. The development of Armenian-Russian
relations considerably contributes to multi-lateral and efficient
cooperation established between Armenian and Russian, in particular,
Moscow governments, as well as Yerevan and Moscow Mayor's Offices. RA
Prime Minister Andranik Margarian declared this on June 16, while
receiving Vladimir Resin, first Deputy Mayor of Moscow. According
to him, this is consonant with the logic of stimulation of trade and
economic relations considered to be primary between the 2 strategic
allied countries and development of immediate contacts among separate
administrative entities. According to RA government's Information and
Public Relations Department, the parties expressed satisfaction in
connection with mutual visits of delegations of high level between
Yerevan and Moscow in recent years. The presence of potential
in bilateral economic relations not used yet was mentioned. In
this connection issues concerning activization of participation of
Moscow's business circles in Armenia's, including Yerevan's economy,
new possibilities of attracting additional investments and other issues
were discussed. A.Margarian and V.Resin also attached importance to use
of the potential of the large Armenian community living in Russia and,
in particular, in Moscow, in further extension of Armenian-Russian
relations.