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ARMENIAN PM AND GEORGIAN FM DISCUSS CREATING COMMON MARKET
YEREVAN, April 12. / ARKA /. Armenia's acting prime minister
Tigran Sargsyan and the visiting foreign minister of Georgia,
Maya Panjikidze, discussed today ways to boost ties between the two
neighboring countries, including establishment of a common market,
the press service of the government said.
"During the meeting prime minister Sargsyan underlined the importance
of creating a common market between the two countries, which will
facilitate implementation of new bilateral business projects", the
statement said.
The sides were said also to have spoken about how to better their
cooperation in agriculture, transport and other sectors, how
to modernize border check points' work and how to introduce new
technologies.
Sargsyan and Panjikidze stated that the two governments enjoy warm
relationships, saying there are no problems that they can not resolve.
Sargsyan thanked Georgia for quick response to problems voiced by
the Armenian side.
Mr. Panjikidze then spoke about restoration of Armenian monuments
in Georgia implemented with the participation of the local Armenian
community. The parties also discussed issues related to the integration
process in the EU and CIS. -0-
YEREVAN, April 12. / ARKA /. Armenia's acting prime minister
Tigran Sargsyan and the visiting foreign minister of Georgia,
Maya Panjikidze, discussed today ways to boost ties between the two
neighboring countries, including establishment of a common market,
the press service of the government said.
"During the meeting prime minister Sargsyan underlined the importance
of creating a common market between the two countries, which will
facilitate implementation of new bilateral business projects", the
statement said.
The sides were said also to have spoken about how to better their
cooperation in agriculture, transport and other sectors, how
to modernize border check points' work and how to introduce new
technologies.
Sargsyan and Panjikidze stated that the two governments enjoy warm
relationships, saying there are no problems that they can not resolve.
Sargsyan thanked Georgia for quick response to problems voiced by
the Armenian side.
Mr. Panjikidze then spoke about restoration of Armenian monuments
in Georgia implemented with the participation of the local Armenian
community. The parties also discussed issues related to the integration
process in the EU and CIS. -0-