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    THE FUTURE OF ARMENIAN ECONOMY IS DIRECTLY CONNECTED WITH THE EXPORT: MINISTER

    ARMENPRESS
    20 July, 2012
    YEREVAN

    YEREVAN, JULY 20, ARMENPRESS: On July 20, the EU Advisory group jointly
    with the Armenian Ministry of Economy, held a seminar dedicated
    to the formation of a negotiation process between Armenia and the
    EU on the opportunities regarding the deep and comprehensive free
    trade. According to Armenpress, the main goal of the seminar is to
    familiarize the public and show all the possibilities and advantages
    which will be opened for Armenia with the help of this process.

    "It is very important to imagine clearly what kind of anticipations
    we shall have from this negotiations. The internal market of Armenia
    is limited enough, and this process will give us an opportunity to
    enlarge the export volume"- mentioned the Minister of Economy Tigran
    Davtyan. According to him, the future of Armenian economy is directly
    connected with the export to CIS and EU countries, and now there is
    an active collaboration with them.

    According to Onno Simons, the head of the EU delegation's political,
    economic and information department, the agreement on Deep and
    comprehensive free trade between Armenia and the EU cannot be remained
    on the paper. The agreement supposed the integration of Armenia to
    the internal markets of the EU, as a result of which the volume of
    Armenia`s economy can be increased to 30%.

    The agreement includes 15 chapters about the modernization of customs,
    the protection of intellectual property, the trade facilitation,
    the solving of government procurement and other area`s issues ,
    and the rise of efficiency.

    The negotiating process will launch on February 19, 2012,by the
    confirmation of the EU trade policy committee. The first phase of
    the negotiations will be held in Brussels from July 19-20. The other
    2 phases are intended to be held on October and December of 2012.

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