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    Nalbandyan Hailed Talks with Iranian Counterpart

    Story from Lragir.am News:
    http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/politics23394.html

    Published: 21:25:53 - 17/09/2011

    Speaking in a press conference after his talks with Iranian Foreign
    Minister Ali Akbar Salehi here in Tehran on Saturday, Nalbandian
    expressed pleasure in his visit to Iran and his talks with senior
    Iranian officials, FNA reported.

    He said during his satisfactory talks with Salehi, the two sides
    discussed bilateral ties and exchanged views over the latest
    developments in the region.

    'The two countries' relations are developing,' he said, and continued,
    'Today we found the opportunity to study the agendas specified by the
    two countries' presidents and discuss the agreements concluded by the
    two sides in the Iran-Armenia Joint Economic Cooperation Commission.'

    Nalbandian further stated that he is pleased to see that the two
    countries' important projects, specially in the transportation sector,
    have been implemented.

    Nalbandian stated that during his meeting with Salehi, he invited his
    Iranian counterpart to pay a visit to Armenia.

    As regards his talks with Salehi over the regional developments, he
    appreciated Tehran's balanced views and stances on the
    Nagorno-Karabakh disputes between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

    The Armenian top diplomat appreciated the Islamic Republic of Iran for
    presenting proper and balanced views on the Nagorno-Karabakh issue,
    and expressed the hope that Tehran would maintain the same stance and
    continue presenting such positive views in future.

    Iran and Armenia have taken major strides to promote their bilateral
    relations in the last few years. The bilateral trade volume between
    the two states stands at nearly $270 million, a figure that is
    expected to rapidly climb in a near future, according to officials.



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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