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EDWARD NALBANDYAN RECEIVED ALBANIAN AMBASSADOR
news.am
Dec 21 2009
Armenia
December 21, 2009 Albanian Ambassador to Armenia Villi Minarolli
(residence-Athens) presented his credentials to RA Foreign Minister
Edward Nalbandyan.
He expressed a hope that the Ambassador will make a significant
contribution to the development of bilateral relations and
implementation of the agreements, referring to his meetings with
Albanian Foreign Minister and Premier within the framework of his
visit to Tirana in October, 2008, Nalbandyan RA MFA Press Service
informed NEWS.am.
In the course of the meeting the officials touched upon reciprocal
issues and made a point of the enhancement of political, economic
and cultural ties between the two states. The parties also reached
an agreement to hold regular consultations and take measures for
formation of the legal field.
Nalbandyan and Minarolli exchanged views on Caucasian and Balkan
regional issues.
RA Foreign Minister asked Villi Minarolli to convey invitation to
visit Yerevan to his Albanian counterpart Iler Meta.
news.am
Dec 21 2009
Armenia
December 21, 2009 Albanian Ambassador to Armenia Villi Minarolli
(residence-Athens) presented his credentials to RA Foreign Minister
Edward Nalbandyan.
He expressed a hope that the Ambassador will make a significant
contribution to the development of bilateral relations and
implementation of the agreements, referring to his meetings with
Albanian Foreign Minister and Premier within the framework of his
visit to Tirana in October, 2008, Nalbandyan RA MFA Press Service
informed NEWS.am.
In the course of the meeting the officials touched upon reciprocal
issues and made a point of the enhancement of political, economic
and cultural ties between the two states. The parties also reached
an agreement to hold regular consultations and take measures for
formation of the legal field.
Nalbandyan and Minarolli exchanged views on Caucasian and Balkan
regional issues.
RA Foreign Minister asked Villi Minarolli to convey invitation to
visit Yerevan to his Albanian counterpart Iler Meta.