RUSSIAN PROVINCE DELEGATION DISCUSS COOPERATION IN ARMENIA
ArmenPress
March 22 2005
YEREVAN, MARCH 22, ARMENPRESS: Prime minister Andranik Margarian
received today members of a Russian delegation, headed by the
governor of Sverdlovsk province Eduard Rossel. Russian and Armenian
officials were quoted by the government press office as saying that
Russian Putin's visit to Armenia later this week will give a new
incentive to further strengthening of diverse bilateral ties.
Margarian said Armenia expects the visit of the delegation to give
a fresh muscle to advancing cooperation between Armenia and the
Russian province. He said Armenia has established vivid trade
relations with 25 Russian provinces.
Governor Rossel who contributed to rehabilitation of the
earthquake zone in late 1980-s, spoke highly of the Armenian
community in his province. Andranik Margarian and Eduard Rossel
discussed also a range of other issues.
Also Martin Sarkisian, the president of Armenian Commerce and
Industry Chamber, welcomed today chief managers of several industrial
enterprises in the Russian province of Sverdlovsk who have arrived
here together with the provincial governor to explore ways to expand
cooperation with Armenian counterparts.
Addressing participants of a joint business forum, Sarkisian said
it was evidence of their interest towards Armenian counterparts.
Larisa Scharf, deputy economic minister of the Russian province,
said the trade between Armenia and the province last year amounted to
$3 million, but added there are all chances to double and triple it.
ArmenPress
March 22 2005
YEREVAN, MARCH 22, ARMENPRESS: Prime minister Andranik Margarian
received today members of a Russian delegation, headed by the
governor of Sverdlovsk province Eduard Rossel. Russian and Armenian
officials were quoted by the government press office as saying that
Russian Putin's visit to Armenia later this week will give a new
incentive to further strengthening of diverse bilateral ties.
Margarian said Armenia expects the visit of the delegation to give
a fresh muscle to advancing cooperation between Armenia and the
Russian province. He said Armenia has established vivid trade
relations with 25 Russian provinces.
Governor Rossel who contributed to rehabilitation of the
earthquake zone in late 1980-s, spoke highly of the Armenian
community in his province. Andranik Margarian and Eduard Rossel
discussed also a range of other issues.
Also Martin Sarkisian, the president of Armenian Commerce and
Industry Chamber, welcomed today chief managers of several industrial
enterprises in the Russian province of Sverdlovsk who have arrived
here together with the provincial governor to explore ways to expand
cooperation with Armenian counterparts.
Addressing participants of a joint business forum, Sarkisian said
it was evidence of their interest towards Armenian counterparts.
Larisa Scharf, deputy economic minister of the Russian province,
said the trade between Armenia and the province last year amounted to
$3 million, but added there are all chances to double and triple it.