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ARMENIAN-ARGENTINEAN TRADE VOLUMES INCREASED BY 133%
http://armenpress.am/eng/news/724331/armenian-argentinean-trade-volumes-increased-by-133.html
13:05, 28 June, 2013
YEREVAN, JUNE 28, ARMENPRESS: The trade relations between the Republic
of Armenia and Argentina are characterized by the sustainable growth
of the import and export volumes. This was stated by the Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Argentina to the Republic of
Armenia Diego Ernesto Alvarez Rivera at the seminar held at the Chamber
of Commerce of the Republic of Armenia. "As Argentina, Armenia as well
have healthily developing economy and notwithstanding the transport,
logistics and the distance between our countries, I think we have much
time to develop the bilateral relations between Armenia and Argentina",
- said Diego Ernesto Alvarez Rivera, as reported by Armenpress.
The Head of the Chamber of Commerce of the Republic of Armenia Arayik
Vardanyan welcomed the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of Argentina to the Republic of Armenia and the guests and spoke
about the century-old relations of the two countries, emphasizing
the significant role of the Armenian Argentinean community in the
spiritual and cultural life of Argentina.
As stated by Diego Ernesto Alvarez Rivera, in 2004 the volumes of
the bilateral trade made 2,32 million dollars and in 2012 it grew
up to 5,76 million dollars, thus registering a growth of 133%. It
was mentioned as well that the import from Argentina to Armenia is
bigger than the export from Armenia to Argentina.
The diplomatic relations between the Republic of Armenia and the
Republic of Argentina were established on January 17 1992. Quite a big
Armenian community lives in Argentina, about 135,000 Armenians. On June
1 2012 the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Argentina
to the Republic of Armenia Diego Ernesto Alvarez Rivera handed in
the copies of his credentials to the President of the Republic of
Armenia Serzh Sargsyan. Argentina recognized the Armenian Genocide
in 2007 by the force of the law.
From: A. Papazian
http://armenpress.am/eng/news/724331/armenian-argentinean-trade-volumes-increased-by-133.html
13:05, 28 June, 2013
YEREVAN, JUNE 28, ARMENPRESS: The trade relations between the Republic
of Armenia and Argentina are characterized by the sustainable growth
of the import and export volumes. This was stated by the Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Argentina to the Republic of
Armenia Diego Ernesto Alvarez Rivera at the seminar held at the Chamber
of Commerce of the Republic of Armenia. "As Argentina, Armenia as well
have healthily developing economy and notwithstanding the transport,
logistics and the distance between our countries, I think we have much
time to develop the bilateral relations between Armenia and Argentina",
- said Diego Ernesto Alvarez Rivera, as reported by Armenpress.
The Head of the Chamber of Commerce of the Republic of Armenia Arayik
Vardanyan welcomed the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of Argentina to the Republic of Armenia and the guests and spoke
about the century-old relations of the two countries, emphasizing
the significant role of the Armenian Argentinean community in the
spiritual and cultural life of Argentina.
As stated by Diego Ernesto Alvarez Rivera, in 2004 the volumes of
the bilateral trade made 2,32 million dollars and in 2012 it grew
up to 5,76 million dollars, thus registering a growth of 133%. It
was mentioned as well that the import from Argentina to Armenia is
bigger than the export from Armenia to Argentina.
The diplomatic relations between the Republic of Armenia and the
Republic of Argentina were established on January 17 1992. Quite a big
Armenian community lives in Argentina, about 135,000 Armenians. On June
1 2012 the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Argentina
to the Republic of Armenia Diego Ernesto Alvarez Rivera handed in
the copies of his credentials to the President of the Republic of
Armenia Serzh Sargsyan. Argentina recognized the Armenian Genocide
in 2007 by the force of the law.
From: A. Papazian