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    MEMBERS OF ARMENIAN PARLIAMENT: ALTHOUGH THERE IS NO DIRECT DEPENDENCE OF YEREVAN ON MOSCOW, RUSSIA HAS ALWAYS BEEN AND STILL REMAINS THE KEY STRATEGIC PARTNER OF ARMENIA

    ARMINFO
    Tuesday, June 17, 10:48

    Although there is no direct dependence of Yerevan on Moscow, Russia has
    always been and still remains the key strategic partner of Armenia and
    the biggest investor in its economy, members of the Armenian-Russian
    Inter-parliamentary Commission for Cooperation said after the regular
    sitting of the Commission in Nizhny Novgorod, held on 7-11 June.

    For the Armenian-Russian Inter-Parliamentary Commission an important
    issue is the expansion of small and medium business cooperation between
    the two countries, the head of the delegation, National Assembly
    Vice-Chairperson Hermine Naghdalyan during the press conference
    of the Armenian delegation. "We attached great importance to this
    issue in the time when there had been no talks about the process of
    integration with Russia. And later, after September 3 this issue has
    become much more important for us. We must work hard to expand the
    economic cooperation between the two countries", - she said.

    Mrs. Naghdalyan underlined that in Nizhny Novgorod at the last session
    of the Commission an agreement was reached to set up working groups in
    the two countries that will study the economic cooperation between the
    two countries, will try to find out the problems and possibilities
    of expanding the cooperation, and in autumn, at the next session
    of the Commission will present the results of their study and the
    recommendations.

    She also added that an arrangement was made with the Russian party,
    according to which Armenian migrants will be given easy conditions
    similar to the migration conditions of the Russian citizens.

    Touching on the statement by the head of the "Russia Today", Dmitri
    Kiselev, about the necessity of the Russian language "returning"
    to Armenia, Naghdalyan said that the Russian language may not be
    given a status of the second state language in Armenia, as Armenia
    is a mono-ethnic republic.




    From: A. Papazian
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