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IRAN, ARMENIA AGREE TO ACCELERATE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROJECTS
Islamic Republic News Agency, Iran
July 6 2006
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said here Wednesday afternoon Iran and
Armenia have reached an agreement to accelerate implementation of
joint projects.
In a joint press conference with visiting Armenian President
Robert Kocharian, Ahmadinejad described his counterpart's visit to
Tehran 'positive' adding the two countries have agreed on different
cooperation fields, including legal, cultural, economic and investment
issues."
He expressed hope that the visit can be a big step in developing
bilateral ties and pointed out that in the meetings mutual relations
and world issues have been discussed and bilateral cooperation in
different fields have been reviewed.
Ahmadinejad described Iran-Armenia relations historical, friendly,
sustainable and comprehensive and added there are a lot of
commonalities which connect us and we are determined to develop
our ties.
Armenian president appreciated Iran's government and nation for their
warm hospitality as well as friendly meetings he had in Tehran and
good bilateral agreements and said seven agreements have been signed
which are complementary to former agreements.
Kocharian said there have been one hundred agreements between the two
countries so far, which prepared an appropriate ground to develop ties.
He stressed that although the two countries have cultural and
historical commonalities, but the new round of relations have started
since 15 years ago, and in this concern both countries have tried
hard to prepare a desirable and proper situation to develop relations.
Armenian president arrived in Tehran on Wednesday morning at the head
of a high ranking politico-economic delegation.
During his 2-day official visit, Kocharian is scheduled to meet with
Iranian senior officials.
Islamic Republic News Agency, Iran
July 6 2006
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said here Wednesday afternoon Iran and
Armenia have reached an agreement to accelerate implementation of
joint projects.
In a joint press conference with visiting Armenian President
Robert Kocharian, Ahmadinejad described his counterpart's visit to
Tehran 'positive' adding the two countries have agreed on different
cooperation fields, including legal, cultural, economic and investment
issues."
He expressed hope that the visit can be a big step in developing
bilateral ties and pointed out that in the meetings mutual relations
and world issues have been discussed and bilateral cooperation in
different fields have been reviewed.
Ahmadinejad described Iran-Armenia relations historical, friendly,
sustainable and comprehensive and added there are a lot of
commonalities which connect us and we are determined to develop
our ties.
Armenian president appreciated Iran's government and nation for their
warm hospitality as well as friendly meetings he had in Tehran and
good bilateral agreements and said seven agreements have been signed
which are complementary to former agreements.
Kocharian said there have been one hundred agreements between the two
countries so far, which prepared an appropriate ground to develop ties.
He stressed that although the two countries have cultural and
historical commonalities, but the new round of relations have started
since 15 years ago, and in this concern both countries have tried
hard to prepare a desirable and proper situation to develop relations.
Armenian president arrived in Tehran on Wednesday morning at the head
of a high ranking politico-economic delegation.
During his 2-day official visit, Kocharian is scheduled to meet with
Iranian senior officials.