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ARMENIAN ASSEMBLY OF AMERICA WELCOMES NEW ARMENIAN AMBASSADOR TO WASHINGTON
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Armenian Assembly of America News
1334 G Street, N.W., Suite 200
Washington, D.C. 20005
Tel: (202) 393-3434
Fax: (202) 638-4904
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: http://armenianassembly.tumblr.com/
Armenian Assembly of America Welcomes New Armenian Ambassador to
Washington
By Peter Kechichian
AAANews Blog
July 16, 2014
Newly appointed Armenian Ambassador to the United States, Tigran
Sargsyan, has officially begun his duties in Washington, D.C. Last
week, Armenian Assembly of America Executive Director Bryan Ardouny
sat down with Sargsyan to discuss ways to deepen the U.S.-Armenia
relationship.
"The Assembly will continue to advance U.S.-Armenia relations, and as
we approach the centennial of the Armenian Genocide we will remember
America's proud chapter of humanitarian intervention to help save
the survivors of the first genocide of the 20th Century," Ardouny said.
On Monday, Ambassador Sargsyan officially presented his credentials
to President Obama at a ceremony held in the Oval Office at the
White House.
The former Armenian Prime Minister replaced the long-serving U.S.
ambassador, Tatoul Markarian, who has been appointed as the new Head
of Mission of the Republic of Armenia to the European Union.
According to a press release by the Armenian Ministry for Foreign
Affairs (MFA), Sargsyan emphasized the "high-level and efficient
cooperation" in Armenian-American relations. He also defined his
mission as ambassador as "broadening the scope of mutually beneficial
cooperation and interaction."
These sentiments were echoed by President Obama, who stated that
"The United States attaches great importance to its relationship with
Armenia." President Obama also expressed confidence that Sargsyan's
many years of experience will assist in "deepening the relations
between the two friendly nations."
Available online at: http://bit.ly/Wc792F
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Armenian Assembly of America News
1334 G Street, N.W., Suite 200
Washington, D.C. 20005
Tel: (202) 393-3434
Fax: (202) 638-4904
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: http://armenianassembly.tumblr.com/
Armenian Assembly of America Welcomes New Armenian Ambassador to
Washington
By Peter Kechichian
AAANews Blog
July 16, 2014
Newly appointed Armenian Ambassador to the United States, Tigran
Sargsyan, has officially begun his duties in Washington, D.C. Last
week, Armenian Assembly of America Executive Director Bryan Ardouny
sat down with Sargsyan to discuss ways to deepen the U.S.-Armenia
relationship.
"The Assembly will continue to advance U.S.-Armenia relations, and as
we approach the centennial of the Armenian Genocide we will remember
America's proud chapter of humanitarian intervention to help save
the survivors of the first genocide of the 20th Century," Ardouny said.
On Monday, Ambassador Sargsyan officially presented his credentials
to President Obama at a ceremony held in the Oval Office at the
White House.
The former Armenian Prime Minister replaced the long-serving U.S.
ambassador, Tatoul Markarian, who has been appointed as the new Head
of Mission of the Republic of Armenia to the European Union.
According to a press release by the Armenian Ministry for Foreign
Affairs (MFA), Sargsyan emphasized the "high-level and efficient
cooperation" in Armenian-American relations. He also defined his
mission as ambassador as "broadening the scope of mutually beneficial
cooperation and interaction."
These sentiments were echoed by President Obama, who stated that
"The United States attaches great importance to its relationship with
Armenia." President Obama also expressed confidence that Sargsyan's
many years of experience will assist in "deepening the relations
between the two friendly nations."
Available online at: http://bit.ly/Wc792F
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