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    CHINA IS DETERMINED TO LAUNCH ACTIVE COOPERATION WITH CUSTOMS UNION
    by Arthur Yernjakyan

    arminfo
    Tuesday, September 10, 18:02

    China is determined to launch active cooperation with the Customs
    Union, Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang said during a meeting with
    his Armenian counterpart Tigran Sargsyan on September 10.

    The press service of the Armenian Government reports that the
    governmental delegation headed by Tigran Sargsyan left for China on
    September 9 to participate in the session of the World Economic Forum.

    The Armenian and Chinese premiers discussed the prospects for regional
    cooperation. Sargsyan presented Armenia's decision to join the Customs
    Union. "China understands Armenia's desire to take an active part in
    the regional processes and China is also determined to launch active
    cooperation with the Customs Union", Li Keqiang said.

    He also expressed China's willingness to increase investments in
    Armenia's economy and to import Armenian commodities. "We want to see
    Armenian brandy, jewelry and precious stones on the Chinese market",
    he said.

    Sargsyan pointed out the significance of development of tourism and
    establishment of direct air service between Armenia and China. As
    regards the export of Armenian commodities, the Armenian premier said
    that Armenian producers increase the output of Armenian brandies
    and wine. He added that Armenia also produces cigarettes and asked
    his Chinese counterpart to promote the sales of these goods on the
    Chinese market. Sargsyan also called on the Chinese companies to take
    part in the free trade zone opened in Armenia.

    To recall, on September 3 Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan said that
    Armenia had made a decision to join the Russia-led Customs Union.



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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