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MOSCOW, YEREVAN AUTHORITIES SIGN COOPERATION AGREEMENT
YEREVAN, November 27. /ARKA/. Moscow and Yerevan authorities have
sign a cooperation agreement today in Russia's capital.
Sergey Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow, Vladimir Petrosyan, the head
of the Moscow municipality's social protection department, Sergey
Cheremin, the head of the municipality's foreign relations, and
Mikhail Kuzovlev, the president of the Russian capital's Commerce
and Industry Chamber and the chairman of Moscow Bank, represented
the Russian side at the signing ceremony.
The Armenian delegation was made up of Taron Margaryan, the mayor
of Yerevan, Oleg Yesayan, Armenian ambassador to Russia, Makar
Nahapetyan, the head of the Yerevan municipality's office in Moscow,
and David Gevorgyan, the chief of the Yerevan municipality's division
in charge of foreign relations. The agreement was signed by the two
cities mayors.
"Today we are signing a program of cooperation between Moscow and
Yerevan," Sobyanin said at the signing ceremony. "The program implies
a series of measures in various areas, including medicine, education,
housing and utilities infrastructure and transport... I hope the
signing of this program of joint activities will give additional
impetus to our good relations."
He added that economic relations between Moscow and Yerevan quite
good - trade turnover between the two countries grew 20% in 2012,
and improvement is visible this year.
"I am pleased to place it on record and I think this is the result
of our joint work," he said.
Sobyanin also said that Moscow Days were conducted in the Armenian
capital in 2012 and thanked his Yerevan counterpart for cordial
reception and organization of events.
He said that now Yerevan Days are being held in Moscow. The program
includes exhibitions, concerts and performances, Novosti-Armenia
reports referring to RIA Novosti.
Margaryan, on his side, thanked Sobyanin for reception and invited
him to Yerevan.
"This will be a good reason for meeting and discussing
bilateral relations," he said. ----0--- - See more at:
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YEREVAN, November 27. /ARKA/. Moscow and Yerevan authorities have
sign a cooperation agreement today in Russia's capital.
Sergey Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow, Vladimir Petrosyan, the head
of the Moscow municipality's social protection department, Sergey
Cheremin, the head of the municipality's foreign relations, and
Mikhail Kuzovlev, the president of the Russian capital's Commerce
and Industry Chamber and the chairman of Moscow Bank, represented
the Russian side at the signing ceremony.
The Armenian delegation was made up of Taron Margaryan, the mayor
of Yerevan, Oleg Yesayan, Armenian ambassador to Russia, Makar
Nahapetyan, the head of the Yerevan municipality's office in Moscow,
and David Gevorgyan, the chief of the Yerevan municipality's division
in charge of foreign relations. The agreement was signed by the two
cities mayors.
"Today we are signing a program of cooperation between Moscow and
Yerevan," Sobyanin said at the signing ceremony. "The program implies
a series of measures in various areas, including medicine, education,
housing and utilities infrastructure and transport... I hope the
signing of this program of joint activities will give additional
impetus to our good relations."
He added that economic relations between Moscow and Yerevan quite
good - trade turnover between the two countries grew 20% in 2012,
and improvement is visible this year.
"I am pleased to place it on record and I think this is the result
of our joint work," he said.
Sobyanin also said that Moscow Days were conducted in the Armenian
capital in 2012 and thanked his Yerevan counterpart for cordial
reception and organization of events.
He said that now Yerevan Days are being held in Moscow. The program
includes exhibitions, concerts and performances, Novosti-Armenia
reports referring to RIA Novosti.
Margaryan, on his side, thanked Sobyanin for reception and invited
him to Yerevan.
"This will be a good reason for meeting and discussing
bilateral relations," he said. ----0--- - See more at:
http://arka.am/en/news/society/moscow_yerevan_authorities_sign_cooperation_agreem ent_/#sthash.mgueME0t.dpuf