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ARMENIAN-HUNGARIAN AGREEMENTS SIGNED
News.am
Nov 9 2009
Armenia
On November 9, 2009, RA President Serzh Sargsyan paid the first visit
to Hungary in the history of independent Armenia.
The RA presidential press office reported that the official ceremony
was followed by the Armenian and Hungarian President's talks, which,
in turn, were followed by an enlarged meeting.
Hungarian President László Sólyom pointed out that Hungary views
Armenia as an important partner and is ready to develop bilateral
cooperation in all fields.
The Armenian and Hungarian leaders stressed that, despite the progress
in bilateral relations, the bilateral economic and trade ties do not
fulfill the true potential. The two leaders expressed the confidence
that the documents signed during the Armenian President's visit,
as well as the Armenian-Hungarian business forum in Budapest, will
contribute to the development of bilateral relations. The sides
also pointed out the importance of bilateral cooperation within
international organizations and the European Neighborhood Policy.
The Armenian President informed his Hungarian counterpart of the
current stage of the Armenia-Turkey normalization process and of
the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process. "We are willing to resolve the
problems, without any preconditions and in a peaceful way, and
establish relations with our neighbors, using the potential for
stable and peaceful development of the region. I am sure that it
is only through cooperation that long-lasting peace, stability and
development can be established in the region," Sargsyan said.
President László Sólyom welcomed the progress in the Armenia-Turkey
normalization process. The sides also exchanged views on regional
security problems.
President Serzh Sargsyan invited his Hungarian counterpart to visit
Armenia.
The sides signed a number of agreements on economic cooperation.
News.am
Nov 9 2009
Armenia
On November 9, 2009, RA President Serzh Sargsyan paid the first visit
to Hungary in the history of independent Armenia.
The RA presidential press office reported that the official ceremony
was followed by the Armenian and Hungarian President's talks, which,
in turn, were followed by an enlarged meeting.
Hungarian President László Sólyom pointed out that Hungary views
Armenia as an important partner and is ready to develop bilateral
cooperation in all fields.
The Armenian and Hungarian leaders stressed that, despite the progress
in bilateral relations, the bilateral economic and trade ties do not
fulfill the true potential. The two leaders expressed the confidence
that the documents signed during the Armenian President's visit,
as well as the Armenian-Hungarian business forum in Budapest, will
contribute to the development of bilateral relations. The sides
also pointed out the importance of bilateral cooperation within
international organizations and the European Neighborhood Policy.
The Armenian President informed his Hungarian counterpart of the
current stage of the Armenia-Turkey normalization process and of
the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process. "We are willing to resolve the
problems, without any preconditions and in a peaceful way, and
establish relations with our neighbors, using the potential for
stable and peaceful development of the region. I am sure that it
is only through cooperation that long-lasting peace, stability and
development can be established in the region," Sargsyan said.
President László Sólyom welcomed the progress in the Armenia-Turkey
normalization process. The sides also exchanged views on regional
security problems.
President Serzh Sargsyan invited his Hungarian counterpart to visit
Armenia.
The sides signed a number of agreements on economic cooperation.