SARGSYAN WISHED FRUITFUL ACTIVITY
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12:37 pm | June 15, 2009 | Official
President Serzh Sargsyan sent a congratulatory message to Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad on the latter's re-election as President of the Islamic
Republic of Iran. The message says in part:
"On behalf of the people of the Republic of Armenia and myself
I warmly congratulate you on the re-election as President of the
Islamic Republic of Iran and wish you new successes and achievements.
I'm confident that we will continue working towards deepening
and reinforcement of the Armenian-Iranian relations in different
spheres. This is what the traditional mutual respect between our
peoples dictates.
Once again I congratulate you on this remarkable occasion and wish
you robust health, happiness and fruitful activity."
Let us mention that Ahmadinejad's rival, opposition's presidential
candidate Mir Hosein Musavi has challenged the election results.
On Saturday, opposition's proponents held a protest action in
Tehran. Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators made barricades,
burnt cars and collided with police forces.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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12:37 pm | June 15, 2009 | Official
President Serzh Sargsyan sent a congratulatory message to Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad on the latter's re-election as President of the Islamic
Republic of Iran. The message says in part:
"On behalf of the people of the Republic of Armenia and myself
I warmly congratulate you on the re-election as President of the
Islamic Republic of Iran and wish you new successes and achievements.
I'm confident that we will continue working towards deepening
and reinforcement of the Armenian-Iranian relations in different
spheres. This is what the traditional mutual respect between our
peoples dictates.
Once again I congratulate you on this remarkable occasion and wish
you robust health, happiness and fruitful activity."
Let us mention that Ahmadinejad's rival, opposition's presidential
candidate Mir Hosein Musavi has challenged the election results.
On Saturday, opposition's proponents held a protest action in
Tehran. Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators made barricades,
burnt cars and collided with police forces.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress