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IRAN, ARMENIA SEEK FURTHER CO-OP
Press TV, Iran
Dec 24 2007
The Armenian President Robert Kocharian has called Tehran-Yerevan
bilateral relations significantly beneficial, valuable and
constructive.
During a meeting with Iran's outgoing ambassador, Alireza Haqiqian,
the Armenian President said that Iran and Armenia share many joint
projects that will be fulfilled soon.
The gas transfer pipelines between the two states and two electricity
transfer lines have been the most significant joint projects of the
two states during the past two years.
Tehran and Yerevan are also planning to construct a power station
on the Aras River, which forms the common border between the two
countries, and a wind power plant in Armenia.
Press TV, Iran
Dec 24 2007
The Armenian President Robert Kocharian has called Tehran-Yerevan
bilateral relations significantly beneficial, valuable and
constructive.
During a meeting with Iran's outgoing ambassador, Alireza Haqiqian,
the Armenian President said that Iran and Armenia share many joint
projects that will be fulfilled soon.
The gas transfer pipelines between the two states and two electricity
transfer lines have been the most significant joint projects of the
two states during the past two years.
Tehran and Yerevan are also planning to construct a power station
on the Aras River, which forms the common border between the two
countries, and a wind power plant in Armenia.