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ARMENIA AND BULGARIA INTERESTED IN DEVELOPING INTERPARLIAMENTARY TIES
armradio.am
11.12.2007 15:43
December 11 the Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of
Armenia Tigran Torosyan received the outgoing Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of Greece Stefan Dimitroff.
The Armenian Parliament Speaker thanked the Ambassador
for the productive work over the past three years, due to
which the Armenian-Bulgarian relations have been consistently
developing. Mr. Torosyan attached importance to the interparliamentary
relations, which comprise an indivisible part of the interstate
ties. He noted that there are good preconditions for developing
cooperation both on the bilateral level and within international
organizations. Since Armenia and Bulgaria are in the stage of European
integration, the Bulgarian experience can be useful for Armenia.
Ambassador Dimitroff thanked Mr. Torosyan for the support
rendered during his tenure in office, without which there could
be no productive cooperation. Emphasizing the importance of Tigran
Torosyan's forthcoming visit to Bulgaria, the Ambassador assessed it
as an important impetus for the development of interparliamentary
ties. As one of the most remarkable results of his mission in
Armenia, Mr. Dimitroff pointed to the publication of the 800-page
Armenian-Bulgarian dictionary
At the end of the meeting Tigran Torosyan wished success to the
Ambassador in his future activity and highly appreciated his wish to
visit Nagorno Karabakh.
armradio.am
11.12.2007 15:43
December 11 the Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of
Armenia Tigran Torosyan received the outgoing Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of Greece Stefan Dimitroff.
The Armenian Parliament Speaker thanked the Ambassador
for the productive work over the past three years, due to
which the Armenian-Bulgarian relations have been consistently
developing. Mr. Torosyan attached importance to the interparliamentary
relations, which comprise an indivisible part of the interstate
ties. He noted that there are good preconditions for developing
cooperation both on the bilateral level and within international
organizations. Since Armenia and Bulgaria are in the stage of European
integration, the Bulgarian experience can be useful for Armenia.
Ambassador Dimitroff thanked Mr. Torosyan for the support
rendered during his tenure in office, without which there could
be no productive cooperation. Emphasizing the importance of Tigran
Torosyan's forthcoming visit to Bulgaria, the Ambassador assessed it
as an important impetus for the development of interparliamentary
ties. As one of the most remarkable results of his mission in
Armenia, Mr. Dimitroff pointed to the publication of the 800-page
Armenian-Bulgarian dictionary
At the end of the meeting Tigran Torosyan wished success to the
Ambassador in his future activity and highly appreciated his wish to
visit Nagorno Karabakh.