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SERZH SARGSYAN RECEIVED THE PRESIDENT OF THE GERMAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT
armradio.am
23.09.2008 15:15
President Serzh Sargsyan today received the President of the
Constitutional Court of the Federal Republic of Germany Hans-Jurgen
Papier and his delegation.
The President emphasized with satisfaction the active political
contacts between Armenia and Germany and their continuous nature.
Stressing the importance of cooperation with celebrated establishments
like the Constitutional Court of Germany, President Sargsyan expressed
confidence that it will contribute to the improvement of constitutional
justice in our country.
"Our objective is to have the constitutional justice guaranteed and
human rights respected in Armenia," President Sargsyan said and added,
"We need your experience and wish to use it to reinforce our state
authority."
The President of the German Constitutional Court concisely presented
the activity of the Court and its 60-year activity. Noting that they
are impressed by Armenia's aspiration to look at the outer world,
to learn the new, Hans-Jurgen Papier said they are ready to share
experience with their Armenian counterparts.
Serzh Sargsyan turned to Armenian-German relations, stressing that
those are successfully developing in all spheres. Germany is the
second donor country for Armenia, as well as the second trade partner
in the EU. There are considerable German investments in=2 0Armenia.
armradio.am
23.09.2008 15:15
President Serzh Sargsyan today received the President of the
Constitutional Court of the Federal Republic of Germany Hans-Jurgen
Papier and his delegation.
The President emphasized with satisfaction the active political
contacts between Armenia and Germany and their continuous nature.
Stressing the importance of cooperation with celebrated establishments
like the Constitutional Court of Germany, President Sargsyan expressed
confidence that it will contribute to the improvement of constitutional
justice in our country.
"Our objective is to have the constitutional justice guaranteed and
human rights respected in Armenia," President Sargsyan said and added,
"We need your experience and wish to use it to reinforce our state
authority."
The President of the German Constitutional Court concisely presented
the activity of the Court and its 60-year activity. Noting that they
are impressed by Armenia's aspiration to look at the outer world,
to learn the new, Hans-Jurgen Papier said they are ready to share
experience with their Armenian counterparts.
Serzh Sargsyan turned to Armenian-German relations, stressing that
those are successfully developing in all spheres. Germany is the
second donor country for Armenia, as well as the second trade partner
in the EU. There are considerable German investments in=2 0Armenia.