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Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Armenia
Sept 19 2010
Iran, Armenia determined to upgrade economic cooperation
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said on Wednesday that the Islamic
Republic of Iran and Armenia are determined to enhance level of
political, economic and cultural cooperation.
Mottaki made the remarks in a joint press conference with his Armenian
counterpart Eduard Nalbandian in Tehran.
He said that Iran-Armenia Joint Economic Commission has been held for
several times and Tehran is scheduled to host its ninth round.
Mottaki said that the Iranian and Armenian high ranking officials
regularly consult on mutual, regional and international developments.
'Iran has implemented several infrastructural projects in transport
and energy sectors in Armenia.'
He said that the two sides have identical stand on global developments
and that Tehran and Yerevan always back each other at international
organizations.
The Armenian foreign minister, for his part, expressed satisfaction
over his visit to Iran and said the two countries have similar stand
on regional and international issues and seek to further deepen
bilateral ties.
Iran and Armenia are currently involved in implementing various
development projects in energy and transport sectors, he said.
The Armenian foreign minister said that he is scheduled to meet with
the Iranian president and will deliver him a message from Armenian
president.
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said that Iranian nuclear program
is under full supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency
and no part is hidden from the UN nuclear agency.
Mottaki made the remarks in a joint press conference with his Armenian
counterpart Eduard Nalbandian in Tehran.
He said that Iranian nuclear program is transparent and it is the most
transparent file at the IAEA.
Much to our regret, such a transparent dossier has been geared in
political games by some very specific countries who always lodge
repeated allegations against Iran, he said.
IAEA in all its reports has underlined non-diversion of Iran's nuclear
program from civilian path, he said.
On the IAEA proposal on fuel swap with the western suppliers to
provide 20 percent fuel for Tehran medical research reactor, Mottaki
said that the Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to deliver 3.5 percent
enriched uranium in return for 20 percent fuel.
From: A. Papazian
Sept 19 2010
Iran, Armenia determined to upgrade economic cooperation
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said on Wednesday that the Islamic
Republic of Iran and Armenia are determined to enhance level of
political, economic and cultural cooperation.
Mottaki made the remarks in a joint press conference with his Armenian
counterpart Eduard Nalbandian in Tehran.
He said that Iran-Armenia Joint Economic Commission has been held for
several times and Tehran is scheduled to host its ninth round.
Mottaki said that the Iranian and Armenian high ranking officials
regularly consult on mutual, regional and international developments.
'Iran has implemented several infrastructural projects in transport
and energy sectors in Armenia.'
He said that the two sides have identical stand on global developments
and that Tehran and Yerevan always back each other at international
organizations.
The Armenian foreign minister, for his part, expressed satisfaction
over his visit to Iran and said the two countries have similar stand
on regional and international issues and seek to further deepen
bilateral ties.
Iran and Armenia are currently involved in implementing various
development projects in energy and transport sectors, he said.
The Armenian foreign minister said that he is scheduled to meet with
the Iranian president and will deliver him a message from Armenian
president.
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said that Iranian nuclear program
is under full supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency
and no part is hidden from the UN nuclear agency.
Mottaki made the remarks in a joint press conference with his Armenian
counterpart Eduard Nalbandian in Tehran.
He said that Iranian nuclear program is transparent and it is the most
transparent file at the IAEA.
Much to our regret, such a transparent dossier has been geared in
political games by some very specific countries who always lodge
repeated allegations against Iran, he said.
IAEA in all its reports has underlined non-diversion of Iran's nuclear
program from civilian path, he said.
On the IAEA proposal on fuel swap with the western suppliers to
provide 20 percent fuel for Tehran medical research reactor, Mottaki
said that the Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to deliver 3.5 percent
enriched uranium in return for 20 percent fuel.
From: A. Papazian