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    ARMENIAN PRESIDENT PARTICIPATES IN SESSION OF COUNCIL OF HEADS OF CIS COUNTRIES WHICH KICKES OFF IN BISHKEK

    ARMENPRESS
    Oct 10, 2008

    BISHKEK, OCTOBER 10, ARMENPRESS: The session of the council of heads
    of the CIS countries kicked off today in Bishkek in which President of
    Armenia Serzh Sargsyan also takes part. Georgia, which has declared
    of withdrawing its membership from CIS, is not participating in
    the session.

    On October 9 in the session of the council of foreign ministers of the
    CIS countries a technical decision was made on quitting the membership
    of Georgia to the organization.

    Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Ukrainian President Victor
    Yushchenko are not participating in the session either: the
    Azerbaijani president - because of coming presidential elections,
    and the Ukrainian president because of inner-political situation in
    the country. Azerbaijan is represented in the session by the prime
    minister of the country and Ukraine by the secretary of the National
    Security and Defense Council.

    During the session the participants will discuss 20 draft documents,
    and the focus will particularly be made on the project of the strategy
    of social-economic development by 2020. It is a comprehensive document
    which reflects the views of the member-states over the social-economic
    development, and their prospects taking into consideration the
    integration processes taking place within the CIS. They will also
    refer to the issues on overcoming the consequences of international
    financial crisis.

    On the second half of the day Serzh Sargsyan will participate in the
    works of the session of Inter-State Council of the Eurasian Economic
    Association.
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