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RA PRESIDENT MEETS WITH SLOVAKIAN FM
news.am
March 18 2010
Armenia
Armenia appreciates Slovakia's balanced approach to the problems of
the South Caucasus, RA President Serzh Sargsyan stated at a meeting
with a Slovakian delegation led by Foreign Minister Miroslav LajÄ~Mák
on March 18.
The RA presidential press office informed NEWS.am that the Armenian
leader pointed out a high level of bilateral relations. President
Sargsyan stated Armenia is interested in developing cooperation
with Slovakia.
The Armenian leader expressed his gratitude to the Slovakian Parliament
for adopting an Armenian Genocide resolution in 2004.
President Serzh Sagsyan conveyed his invitation to his Slovakian
counterpart to visit Armenia.
President Sargsyan and Minister LajÄ~Mák discussed issues of
intensifying political, economic and cultural cooperation, pointing
out the importance of expanding the legal framework. The sides
exchanged views on the Armenia-EU cooperation and on the relevant
steps in this field. The sides were also of the unanimous opinion
that the EU Eastern Partnership program opens up new opportunities
for developing the Armenian-Slovakian relations.
President Serzh Sargsyan briefed the Slovakian delegation on the
latest developments in the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process and on
official Yerevan's position. The Armenian leader also addressed the
regional and international problems of mutual interest.
news.am
March 18 2010
Armenia
Armenia appreciates Slovakia's balanced approach to the problems of
the South Caucasus, RA President Serzh Sargsyan stated at a meeting
with a Slovakian delegation led by Foreign Minister Miroslav LajÄ~Mák
on March 18.
The RA presidential press office informed NEWS.am that the Armenian
leader pointed out a high level of bilateral relations. President
Sargsyan stated Armenia is interested in developing cooperation
with Slovakia.
The Armenian leader expressed his gratitude to the Slovakian Parliament
for adopting an Armenian Genocide resolution in 2004.
President Serzh Sagsyan conveyed his invitation to his Slovakian
counterpart to visit Armenia.
President Sargsyan and Minister LajÄ~Mák discussed issues of
intensifying political, economic and cultural cooperation, pointing
out the importance of expanding the legal framework. The sides
exchanged views on the Armenia-EU cooperation and on the relevant
steps in this field. The sides were also of the unanimous opinion
that the EU Eastern Partnership program opens up new opportunities
for developing the Armenian-Slovakian relations.
President Serzh Sargsyan briefed the Slovakian delegation on the
latest developments in the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process and on
official Yerevan's position. The Armenian leader also addressed the
regional and international problems of mutual interest.