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PRESIDENT SARGSYAN HAILS ARMENIAN-U.S. TIES
Interfax, Russia
July 2, 2013 Tuesday 2:01 PM MSK
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan has praised his country's cooperation
with the United States.
"The close partnership between our countries has seen growth in the
past few years, and today relations between our states are at their
best. We are observing an unprecedented scope of cooperation in
different spheres," Sargsyan said in his message to U.S. President
Barack Obama on the occasion of Independence Day in the United States.
"We highly appreciate the practical assistance being extended by the
U.S. both in economic development and the strengthening of democratic
institutions and civil society. We are interested in making the
most out of the potential of our bilateral relations and raising our
relations to a new level," he said.
Sargsyan also expressed confidence that the U.S. authorities would
continue playing a proactive role as a mediator in the Nagorno-Karabakh
settlement process and would further contribute to efforts to establish
stability and lasting peace in the region, the Armenian presidential
press service told Interfax.
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From: Baghdasarian
Interfax, Russia
July 2, 2013 Tuesday 2:01 PM MSK
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan has praised his country's cooperation
with the United States.
"The close partnership between our countries has seen growth in the
past few years, and today relations between our states are at their
best. We are observing an unprecedented scope of cooperation in
different spheres," Sargsyan said in his message to U.S. President
Barack Obama on the occasion of Independence Day in the United States.
"We highly appreciate the practical assistance being extended by the
U.S. both in economic development and the strengthening of democratic
institutions and civil society. We are interested in making the
most out of the potential of our bilateral relations and raising our
relations to a new level," he said.
Sargsyan also expressed confidence that the U.S. authorities would
continue playing a proactive role as a mediator in the Nagorno-Karabakh
settlement process and would further contribute to efforts to establish
stability and lasting peace in the region, the Armenian presidential
press service told Interfax.
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From: Baghdasarian