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THE NEWLY APPOINTED AMBASSADOR OF GEORGIA TO ARMENIA PRESENTED HIS CREDENTIALS TO PRESIDENT SERZH SARGSYAN
president.am
Nov 8 2009
Armenia
Today, the newly appointed Ambassador of Georgia to Armenia Grigol
Tabatadze presented his credentials to President Serzh Sargsyan.
Congratulating the Ambassador on this assignment, President Sargsyan
said, "We have a very long history of relations behind us and our past
relations obligate us to become even closer friends and to cooperate
more intensely. Certainly, today our relations are on a very high
level, however they require constant attention and improvement. Toward
that end, the Ambassadors of our two countries must work very hard. I
believe, we are still not using our entire potential and we can open
new opportunities for cooperation."
According to Ambassador Tabatadze, President Sahakashvili also
attaches great importance to the development of relations with
friendly Armenia and believes that friendship and cooperation have
no alternatives. At the same time Ambassador of Georgia said that
the political leadership of his country praises the vision of the
Armenian President, viewing him as a political figure who looks into
the future, without overlooking the past.
The President of Armenia and the Ambassador of Georgia concurred
that the two states have no problems which couldn't be solved through
discussions and dialogue.
The two sides spoke also about the issues on the Armenian-Georgian
agenda and activities of the joint intergovernmental commission.
President Sargsyan expressed hope that the newly appointed Ambassador
would bring his contribution to the deepening of bilateral relations
in different areas and said that in his work the Ambassador of Georgia
would always have the support of the Armenian state bodies. In his
turn, Ambassador Tabatadze noted that he is ready for vigorous work.
president.am
Nov 8 2009
Armenia
Today, the newly appointed Ambassador of Georgia to Armenia Grigol
Tabatadze presented his credentials to President Serzh Sargsyan.
Congratulating the Ambassador on this assignment, President Sargsyan
said, "We have a very long history of relations behind us and our past
relations obligate us to become even closer friends and to cooperate
more intensely. Certainly, today our relations are on a very high
level, however they require constant attention and improvement. Toward
that end, the Ambassadors of our two countries must work very hard. I
believe, we are still not using our entire potential and we can open
new opportunities for cooperation."
According to Ambassador Tabatadze, President Sahakashvili also
attaches great importance to the development of relations with
friendly Armenia and believes that friendship and cooperation have
no alternatives. At the same time Ambassador of Georgia said that
the political leadership of his country praises the vision of the
Armenian President, viewing him as a political figure who looks into
the future, without overlooking the past.
The President of Armenia and the Ambassador of Georgia concurred
that the two states have no problems which couldn't be solved through
discussions and dialogue.
The two sides spoke also about the issues on the Armenian-Georgian
agenda and activities of the joint intergovernmental commission.
President Sargsyan expressed hope that the newly appointed Ambassador
would bring his contribution to the deepening of bilateral relations
in different areas and said that in his work the Ambassador of Georgia
would always have the support of the Armenian state bodies. In his
turn, Ambassador Tabatadze noted that he is ready for vigorous work.