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    ARMENIAN DEPUTY FM: CIS COUNTRIES NEED NEW INTEGRATION STRATEGY ON COMMUNITY OF INTERESTS

    Arka News Agency, Armenia
    June 1 2006

    Yerevan, June 1. /ARKA/. The CIS countries must elaborate a new
    strategy of integration based on the community of interests, RA Deputy
    Foreign Minister Gegham Gharibjanyan stated in Tsakhkadzor.

    "Our major task is to elaborate a new integration model on the basis
    of community of interests and present-day national priorities of
    the CIS member-countries," Gharibjanyan stated at the scientific and
    practical conference "CIS as a new structure of interstate cooperation:
    prospects of achievements and development."

    According to him, the formation of the CIS was not an easy process.

    "Together we have to think over the past stage of the CIS' development,
    achievements and miscalculations, as well as the role in maintaining
    and further development of multilateral political, economic and
    humanitarian cooperation," Gharibjanyan said.

    According to him, an integrated alliance of a new quality facilitates
    the accomplishment of tasks. As regards the CIS improvement and
    modernization of mechanisms, Gharibjanyan pointed out the importance
    of not only interstate dialogue, but also the dialogue between the
    countries' public, scientific, cultural and education spheres.

    "Cultural relations and spiritual unity between our peoples formed
    for centuries helped them to jointly overcome historical trials,
    and gain victory. All this is a basis for cooperation in the CIS,"
    Gharibjanyan said.

    The conference is being held in Tsakhkadzor, Armenia. Among the
    participants are scientists, political figures, diplomats from the
    CIS countries, including Vice-Chairman of the CIS Executive Committee
    Asan Kozhanov.
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