President: Cooperation With World Bank Has Produced Significant Resu

PRESIDENT: COOPERATION WITH WORLD BANK HAS PRODUCED SIGNIFICANT RESULTS FOR ARMENIAN ECONOMY’S DEVELOPMENT
Regnum, Russia
Oct 19 2006
On October 18, Armenian President Robert Kocharyan met with World
Bank Yerevan office head Roger Robinson, who finished his official
mission in Armenia.
As a REGNUM correspondent was informed at the Armenian presidential
press office, Robert Kocharyan stressed that cooperation of the last
years with the WB produced significant results in the process of
Armenian economy’s development. Especially, the president stressed
that programs aimed at reforming structure of state governing,
infrastructural development, poverty reduction calling them important
factor for guaranteeing the country’s progress.
In his turn, Roger Robinson stressed with satisfaction the changes
in Armenia, to which the WB had contributed, too.
Robert Kocharyan wished Roger Robinson good luck in his further work,
stressing with assurance that it would be as efficient as it was
in Armenia.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress

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