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ARMENIAN PM MEETS GREEK AMBASSADOR
Greek Reporter
http://world.greekreporter.com/2011/12/21/armenian-pm-meets-greek-ambassador/
Dec 22 2011
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan met with Greek Ambassador to
Armenia Ioannis Korintios on Wednesday, who is ending his mission
in Armenia. The prime minister stressed that the ambassador's work
highly contributed to the development and reinforcement of bilateral
relations between the two countries.
Ioannis Korintios thanked the head of the Armenian government for
his assistance during the implementation of different joint programs.
The parties emphasized the significance of further development of
economic cooperation and business ties between Greece and Armenia. In
this context, Tigran Sargsyan considered it necessary to resume the
works of the Armenian-Greek inter-governmental commission, the last
sitting of which took place in 2006.
Tigran Sargsyan asked the Ambassador to convey his warm greetings to
the Prime Minister of Greece Loukas Papadimos, and wished him success
in his future activity.
From: A. Papazian
Greek Reporter
http://world.greekreporter.com/2011/12/21/armenian-pm-meets-greek-ambassador/
Dec 22 2011
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan met with Greek Ambassador to
Armenia Ioannis Korintios on Wednesday, who is ending his mission
in Armenia. The prime minister stressed that the ambassador's work
highly contributed to the development and reinforcement of bilateral
relations between the two countries.
Ioannis Korintios thanked the head of the Armenian government for
his assistance during the implementation of different joint programs.
The parties emphasized the significance of further development of
economic cooperation and business ties between Greece and Armenia. In
this context, Tigran Sargsyan considered it necessary to resume the
works of the Armenian-Greek inter-governmental commission, the last
sitting of which took place in 2006.
Tigran Sargsyan asked the Ambassador to convey his warm greetings to
the Prime Minister of Greece Loukas Papadimos, and wished him success
in his future activity.
From: A. Papazian