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IRAN'S RAPPROCHEMENT WITH THE WEST WILL MAKE ARMENIA A TRANSIT COUNTRY, IRANIAN ARMENIAN JOURNALIST SAYS
http://www.armradio.am/en/2013/10/01/irans-rapprochement-with-the-west-will-make-armenia-a-transit-country-iranian-armenian-journalist-says/
19:03 01.10.2013
Hasmik Dilanyan
Public Radio of Armenia
Iran's new President Hassan Rouhanni has completely changed Iran's
foreign policy by establishing new ties with the US after a break of
30 years. The country started to seek ways of cooperation on nuclear
programs with Europe, and even did not deny the Holocaust.
Rouhanni put an end to the existence of Ahmadinejad's Iran and started
a new page in the country's foreign policy. According to Iranian
Armenian journalist Rubik Minasyan, Iranians welcome the policy of
the new President and see a new stage of reforms, which can become
a milestone for the Islamic Republic.
What changes are expected in the region? Rubik Minasyan predicts
that if the Armenian authorities are wise enough, Armenia may become
a bridge between Iran and Russia and a way to Europe, thus creating
new business opportunities.
According to him, Armenia can diversify the Russian presence with
Iran's involvement. Minasyan says it's even possible to think of a
second gas pipeline to weaken the dependence on Russia and finalize
the construction of the North-South highway. "The railway will also
be favorable for all countries of the region, and will make Armenia
a transit country,"
http://www.armradio.am/en/2013/10/01/irans-rapprochement-with-the-west-will-make-armenia-a-transit-country-iranian-armenian-journalist-says/
19:03 01.10.2013
Hasmik Dilanyan
Public Radio of Armenia
Iran's new President Hassan Rouhanni has completely changed Iran's
foreign policy by establishing new ties with the US after a break of
30 years. The country started to seek ways of cooperation on nuclear
programs with Europe, and even did not deny the Holocaust.
Rouhanni put an end to the existence of Ahmadinejad's Iran and started
a new page in the country's foreign policy. According to Iranian
Armenian journalist Rubik Minasyan, Iranians welcome the policy of
the new President and see a new stage of reforms, which can become
a milestone for the Islamic Republic.
What changes are expected in the region? Rubik Minasyan predicts
that if the Armenian authorities are wise enough, Armenia may become
a bridge between Iran and Russia and a way to Europe, thus creating
new business opportunities.
According to him, Armenia can diversify the Russian presence with
Iran's involvement. Minasyan says it's even possible to think of a
second gas pipeline to weaken the dependence on Russia and finalize
the construction of the North-South highway. "The railway will also
be favorable for all countries of the region, and will make Armenia
a transit country,"