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    ROMANIA, ARMENIA PLANNING COOPERATION ON AGRICULTURAL TRADE EXCHANGES

    ACTmedia, EU
    April 4 2014

    Friday, April 4, 2014

    Romania and Armenia will cooperate on agricultural trade exchanges and
    an Armenian technical team will soon come to Bucharest to determine the
    specific areas of cooperation between the two countries, the Ministry
    of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) said in Thursday release.

    The decision was made following the meeting MADR Secretary of State
    George Octavian Turtoi had with counterpart Armen Harutyunyan,
    Armenia's Deputy Minister of Agriculture, during the FAO Regional
    Conference in Bucharest.

    The Armenian party expressed interest in strengthening cooperation
    between the two countries by developing experience exchanges in
    fruit growing, agricultural consultancy services, forestry, as well
    as expertise swaps on the management of European funds.

    Romania voiced interest in developing relations with Armenia in
    agriculture and rural development by providing the necessary expertise
    in agriculture, as well as in the management of European and national
    financial instruments.

    Moreover, the sides agreed that in the future, an Armenian technical
    team should come to Bucharest to establish the specific areas of
    cooperation.

    As concerns the situation of agricultural trade, Romania expressed
    readiness to supply the Armenian market with high quality food.

    According to official data, in 2012, Romania - Armenia trade exchanges
    stood at 7.87 million US dollars, of which Romanian exports to Armenia
    stood at 7.25 million dollars and imports from Armenia to Romania
    at 0.62 million dollars; with a surplus of 6.63 million dollars,
    Romania was thus running a favorable balance.

    Expressed in percentage shares, in 2012 the total amount of bilateral
    trade fell 16 percent from 2011, with exports sliding 18 percent and
    imports advancing 17 percent.

    Over Jan - April 2013 trade exchanges saw a rise by 6.2 percent y-o-y,
    with exports growing 14.6 percent and imports dropping 93.3 percent.

    http://actmedia.eu/daily/romania-armenia-planning-cooperation-on-agricultural-trade-exchanges/51468

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