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  • MFA of Armenia: Ambassador Shougarian Speaks on the South CaucasusEu

    MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA
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    PRESS AND INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
    375010 Telephone: +37410. 544041 ext 202
    Fax: +37410. 562543
    Email: [email protected]
    www.armeniaforeignministry.am

    PRESS RELEASE

    23-03-2006

    Rouben Shougarian, Armenia's Ambassador to the Italian Republic,
    Speaks on the South Caucasus European Integration Plans

    On March 22, a round table was held at the initiative of Ambassador
    Pietro Ago in the framework of the 'European strategic scenario'
    seminar (Scenario strategico europeo) at the 57th session of the
    Defense Institute of Higher Education - Istituto Alti Studi per la
    Difesa (IASD) - under the Defense Ministry of the Italian Republic. The
    round table was dedicated to the South Caucasus phased integration
    into the European architecture.

    Over 50 experts and political scientists, including Zaal Gogsadze,
    Georgia's Ambassador to Italy, and Bayram Hasanov, Counsellor of the
    Embassy of Azerbaijan, were in attendance at the meeting, and made
    their presentations on the subject discussed.

    In his presentation Ambassador Shougarian outlined the priorities of
    Armenia's foreign policy emphasizing the similarities and differences
    of the Europeanization process in Armenia and the rest of the South
    Caucasus.

    He also spoke about the NATO-South Caucasus relations development,
    frozen conflicts and the search for their resolution presenting
    Armenia's approach to them.

    In conclusion, the Ambassador noted that even in with the political
    conflicts unresolved it is possible to find common grounds for regional
    cooperation among the three countries.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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