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ARMENIAN-UKRAINIAN FORUM TO BE HELD IN KIEV
ARMENPRESS
MAY 20, 2010
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, MAY 20, ARMENPRESS: An Armenian-Ukrainian business forum will
be held September 7 in Kiev, organized by the Armenian and Ukrainian
Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
Vladimir Amiryan, head of the International Cooperation Department
of the Armenian Chamber of Trade and Industry, told Armenpress that
the Armenian businessmen will be in Kiev September 6-8.
The goal of the organization of the forum is to strengthen the
economic ties between the two countries and to look for other ways
of cooperation.
"In those days the Armenian businessmen will have a number of meetings
with local partners and interested parties. I think similar contacts
are quite efficient and give tangible results," V. Amiryan said.
Currently the delegation staff of Armenia is being specified.
The Chamber of Trade and Industry receives from Armenian businessmen
applications for participation in the meeting. V. Amiryan said that
over 10 businessmen will be involved in the Armenian delegation staff.
ARMENPRESS
MAY 20, 2010
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, MAY 20, ARMENPRESS: An Armenian-Ukrainian business forum will
be held September 7 in Kiev, organized by the Armenian and Ukrainian
Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
Vladimir Amiryan, head of the International Cooperation Department
of the Armenian Chamber of Trade and Industry, told Armenpress that
the Armenian businessmen will be in Kiev September 6-8.
The goal of the organization of the forum is to strengthen the
economic ties between the two countries and to look for other ways
of cooperation.
"In those days the Armenian businessmen will have a number of meetings
with local partners and interested parties. I think similar contacts
are quite efficient and give tangible results," V. Amiryan said.
Currently the delegation staff of Armenia is being specified.
The Chamber of Trade and Industry receives from Armenian businessmen
applications for participation in the meeting. V. Amiryan said that
over 10 businessmen will be involved in the Armenian delegation staff.