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ARMENIAN-KAZAKH BUSINESS FORUM SET TO BEGIN IN DECEMBER
Tert.am
18:13 02.11.10
Minister of Transport and Communications Manuk Vardanyan received
Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Armenia Ayimdos Bozzhigitov on Tuesday,
according to the press service of Armenia's Ministry of Transport
and Communications.
Upon his guest's request, the minister briefed him on the transport
infrastructures in Armenia, and particularly the current projects
being implemented in the sector.
Mr. Vardanyan also informed his guest that the preparation for the
feasibility studies of "North-South" railway is currently underway.
The construction will be carried out in two stages. Three companies
have submitted claims for participating in the open contest and their
documents are currently under review.
Ambassador Bozzhigitov noted in turn that the absence of transport
corridors reduces product turnover between the two countries.
He also informed the Mr Vardanyan that an Armenian-Kazakh business
forum scheduled for December will focus on a number of issues related
to the mechanisms of increasing bilateral product turnover.
From: A. Papazian
Tert.am
18:13 02.11.10
Minister of Transport and Communications Manuk Vardanyan received
Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Armenia Ayimdos Bozzhigitov on Tuesday,
according to the press service of Armenia's Ministry of Transport
and Communications.
Upon his guest's request, the minister briefed him on the transport
infrastructures in Armenia, and particularly the current projects
being implemented in the sector.
Mr. Vardanyan also informed his guest that the preparation for the
feasibility studies of "North-South" railway is currently underway.
The construction will be carried out in two stages. Three companies
have submitted claims for participating in the open contest and their
documents are currently under review.
Ambassador Bozzhigitov noted in turn that the absence of transport
corridors reduces product turnover between the two countries.
He also informed the Mr Vardanyan that an Armenian-Kazakh business
forum scheduled for December will focus on a number of issues related
to the mechanisms of increasing bilateral product turnover.
From: A. Papazian