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MORE PROFOUND COOPERATION BETWEEN ARMENIAN AND IRAN DISCUSSED IN YEREVAN
/PanARMENIAN.Net/
21.05.2009 15:55 GMT+04:00
Secretary of Armenia's National Security Council Artur Baghdasaryan
met with the Ambassador of Iran to Armenia Seyed Ali Saghaiyan on
May 21 in Yerevan. Officials discussed issues of more intensive
cooperation between Armenia and Iran. They stressed necessity of
developing and strengthening of ties between national security
council of the two countries. The sides discussed issues related
to construction of railways and Armenia-Iran oil pipeline, as well
as cooperation in energy sphere. Secretary of Armenia's National
Security Council and Iranian diplomat touched upon the process of
normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations and the settlement of
Nagorno Karabakh conflict . Seyed Ali Saghaiyan thanked the Armenian
side for organizing the "Security and Stability in the Caucasus and
around" international conference, saying that the event has become a
serious step towards peace and stability in the region, press office
of the National Security Council reports.
/PanARMENIAN.Net/
21.05.2009 15:55 GMT+04:00
Secretary of Armenia's National Security Council Artur Baghdasaryan
met with the Ambassador of Iran to Armenia Seyed Ali Saghaiyan on
May 21 in Yerevan. Officials discussed issues of more intensive
cooperation between Armenia and Iran. They stressed necessity of
developing and strengthening of ties between national security
council of the two countries. The sides discussed issues related
to construction of railways and Armenia-Iran oil pipeline, as well
as cooperation in energy sphere. Secretary of Armenia's National
Security Council and Iranian diplomat touched upon the process of
normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations and the settlement of
Nagorno Karabakh conflict . Seyed Ali Saghaiyan thanked the Armenian
side for organizing the "Security and Stability in the Caucasus and
around" international conference, saying that the event has become a
serious step towards peace and stability in the region, press office
of the National Security Council reports.