Armenian-Czech Political Consultations Held At RA Foreign Ministry

ARMENIAN-CZECH POLITICAL CONSULTATIONS HELD AT RA FOREIGN MINISTRY

Noyan Tapan
Nov 10, 2009

YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 10, NOYAN TAPAN. Armenian-Czech political
consultations at the level of heads of Foreign Ministries’ departments
were held on November 9 at the RA Foreign Ministry.

The sides discussed a wide range of issues related to the political
dialogue, commercial contacts and encouragement of investments,
cooperation at international organizations, regional security,
as well as Armenia-EU relations. They expressed satisfaction with
the current level of bilateral political contacts and necessity to
develop them consistently. The sides agreed to expand the bilateral
legal-contractual sphere, to contribute to development of business
contacts between the two countries, to continue cooperating within
the framework of the EU Eastern Partnership.

According to the RA Foreign Ministry Press and Information Department,
RA Deputy Foreign Minister Karine Ghazinian received the Czech
delegation the same day. The interlocutors exchanged thoughts over
cooperation within the framework of the EU Eastern Partnership,
mentioned importance of human contacts by both bilateral and many-sided
formats.

The developments in the normalization process of Armenian-Turkish
relations were discussed at Czech side’s request.

From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress

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