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ARMENIAN-RUSSIAN JOINT MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES TO BE CREATED IN ARMENIA
ARMENPRESS
APRIL 12, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, APRIL 12, ARMENPRESS. Armenian-Russian joint
military-industrial companies will be created on the basis of existing
companies or creation of new ones. The issue is being discussed at
the extended sitting of the CSTO and Military-Technical Cooperation
Inter-State Commission.
Assistant Secretary General of the CSTO Valery Semerikov said today
that the arrangements reached during the previous meetings mainly
refer to the military engineering. "But today we will discuss the
opportunity of setting military-industrial centers in Armenia, which
in its turn will promote the increase of the defense level of Armenia,"
Semerikov said.
Secretary of the National Security Council Arthur Baghdasaryan said
the session gathered all those engaged in the military industrial
sphere of their country. "The current results are very positive
and the procedure of establishing seven new joint ventures goes on
successfully. The main goal of this sitting is preparation of a new
agreement in the sphere of military-technical cooperation between
Armenia and Russia," Arthur Baghdasaryan said, adding that Russia
has such agreement with Belarus as well.
ARMENPRESS
APRIL 12, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, APRIL 12, ARMENPRESS. Armenian-Russian joint
military-industrial companies will be created on the basis of existing
companies or creation of new ones. The issue is being discussed at
the extended sitting of the CSTO and Military-Technical Cooperation
Inter-State Commission.
Assistant Secretary General of the CSTO Valery Semerikov said today
that the arrangements reached during the previous meetings mainly
refer to the military engineering. "But today we will discuss the
opportunity of setting military-industrial centers in Armenia, which
in its turn will promote the increase of the defense level of Armenia,"
Semerikov said.
Secretary of the National Security Council Arthur Baghdasaryan said
the session gathered all those engaged in the military industrial
sphere of their country. "The current results are very positive
and the procedure of establishing seven new joint ventures goes on
successfully. The main goal of this sitting is preparation of a new
agreement in the sphere of military-technical cooperation between
Armenia and Russia," Arthur Baghdasaryan said, adding that Russia
has such agreement with Belarus as well.