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    PRESIDENT URGES GOVERNMENT HELP ARMENIAN PRODUCERS

    ARKA
    Nov 12, 2008

    YEREVAN, November 12. /ARKA/. The Government must held Armenia
    producers to export their products to various parts of the world,
    RA President Serge Sargsyan told reporters during his visit to the
    8th international food exhibition Armprodexpo-2008, which was opened
    in Yerevan yesterday.

    About 60 processing enterprises, local and foreign commercial
    organizations, advertising agencies and media outlets display their
    products.

    "I have good, but mixed, impressions of the exhibition as the quality
    of the agricultural produce and of processed products is a pleasure
    to the eye.

    On the other hand, there arises a question: why aren't high-quality
    goods exported to various parts of the world?" the President said.

    Sargsyan pointed out that he recently visited the Ararat region and
    talked to representatives of the local processing enterprises.

    "We agreed that in increasing the yield and selling it the Government
    and the processing industry must constantly be beside the farmers. And
    the Government must always assist the processing industry at the
    stage of sale," he said.

    The RA President also stressed the need for creating new brands. "Along
    with the world-famous Armenian brandy and apricots, Armenian pickles,
    pepper, goat's and sheep's cheese and other delicious dishes must
    become known," Sargsyan said. Armenian President urged journa lists
    to help in this process because "advertising is one of the best
    instruments."

    The Armprodexpo-2008 exhibition was organized by the RA Ministry of
    Agriculture, RA Foreign Office, Yerevan Municipality, Chamber of
    Commerce and Industry of Armenia and the Agribusiness Development
    Center CJSC.
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