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PRESIDENT PUTIN VISITING IN ARMENIA
RIA Novosti, Russia
March 25 2005
YEREVAN, March 25 (RIA Novosti) - Russian President Vladimir Putin
has noted the positive development of relations between Russia and
Armenia in the economic and political spheres.
When opening talks with his Armenian counterpart, Robert Kocharyan,
Putin said: "I am happy to note that bilateral contacts have been
maintained regularly, not solely top-level ones, but also between
experts and business people. The situation is also pretty good in
terms of economic cooperation."
President Kocharyan said, for his part: "The Russian president's
visits have always been seen as major events. They are of prime
importance for Armenia. I hope we will discuss the current state of
bilateral relations and, certainly the key event - the opening of
Russia's Year in Armenia."
"I believe we will ensure Russia's energetic presence in Armenia this
year so that relevant events will make a big impression on our
citizens. I am glad you managed to time your working visit to
coincide with the opening ceremony," said Kocharyan.
President Putin described Russia's Year in Armenia as an extremely
important event. "This event is extremely important as it is targeted
for a long term," he said.
Russian cultural figures will pay visits to Armenia throughout the
year. Citing previous events of this kind in other countries, Putin
said they had a positive effect on the humanitarian sphere, provided
a basis for economic cooperation, and boosted economic contacts.
"I very much hope this will also be the case in Armenia. Furthermore,
our countries have long time maintained warm and friendly relations,"
said Putin.
"Events of this scale will promote the further development of
relations between Armenia and Russia," believes President Putin.
RIA Novosti, Russia
March 25 2005
YEREVAN, March 25 (RIA Novosti) - Russian President Vladimir Putin
has noted the positive development of relations between Russia and
Armenia in the economic and political spheres.
When opening talks with his Armenian counterpart, Robert Kocharyan,
Putin said: "I am happy to note that bilateral contacts have been
maintained regularly, not solely top-level ones, but also between
experts and business people. The situation is also pretty good in
terms of economic cooperation."
President Kocharyan said, for his part: "The Russian president's
visits have always been seen as major events. They are of prime
importance for Armenia. I hope we will discuss the current state of
bilateral relations and, certainly the key event - the opening of
Russia's Year in Armenia."
"I believe we will ensure Russia's energetic presence in Armenia this
year so that relevant events will make a big impression on our
citizens. I am glad you managed to time your working visit to
coincide with the opening ceremony," said Kocharyan.
President Putin described Russia's Year in Armenia as an extremely
important event. "This event is extremely important as it is targeted
for a long term," he said.
Russian cultural figures will pay visits to Armenia throughout the
year. Citing previous events of this kind in other countries, Putin
said they had a positive effect on the humanitarian sphere, provided
a basis for economic cooperation, and boosted economic contacts.
"I very much hope this will also be the case in Armenia. Furthermore,
our countries have long time maintained warm and friendly relations,"
said Putin.
"Events of this scale will promote the further development of
relations between Armenia and Russia," believes President Putin.