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ARMENIA IS INTERESTED IN RELATIONS WITH POLAND
PanARMENIAN.Net
27.02.2007 16:12 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Today Armenian President Robert Kocharian met with
Polish Foreign Minister Anna Fotyga, the Presidential Press Office
reports. At the meeting the two sides highly appreciated the current
level of bilateral relations, underlining the great potential of its
development. Robert Kocharian stated that Armenia is interested in
large scale relations with Poland-the largest East European country. He
said, in order to give more business character to bilateral relations,
some institutional steps are necessary, particularly to finish the
formation process of Armenian-Polish intergovernmental commission as
soon as possible. The Armenian President underlined the importance
of relations between the two countries in the context of Armenia's
European integration policy. Stressing that the main development
resource of the country is realization of effective reforms, he said,
"We aim at full and effective usage of possibilities offered by the
European Neighborhood Policy, and we see Poland as one of our main
partners in this context."
At her part Anna Fotyga expressed confidence that in the result of her
visit to Armenia friendly relations between the two countries will
continue to enlarge and deepen, involving more and more spheres of
cooperation. The two sides also discussed regional issues, Armenia's
relations with her neighbors and the process of the Nagorno Karabakh
conflict settlement.
PanARMENIAN.Net
27.02.2007 16:12 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Today Armenian President Robert Kocharian met with
Polish Foreign Minister Anna Fotyga, the Presidential Press Office
reports. At the meeting the two sides highly appreciated the current
level of bilateral relations, underlining the great potential of its
development. Robert Kocharian stated that Armenia is interested in
large scale relations with Poland-the largest East European country. He
said, in order to give more business character to bilateral relations,
some institutional steps are necessary, particularly to finish the
formation process of Armenian-Polish intergovernmental commission as
soon as possible. The Armenian President underlined the importance
of relations between the two countries in the context of Armenia's
European integration policy. Stressing that the main development
resource of the country is realization of effective reforms, he said,
"We aim at full and effective usage of possibilities offered by the
European Neighborhood Policy, and we see Poland as one of our main
partners in this context."
At her part Anna Fotyga expressed confidence that in the result of her
visit to Armenia friendly relations between the two countries will
continue to enlarge and deepen, involving more and more spheres of
cooperation. The two sides also discussed regional issues, Armenia's
relations with her neighbors and the process of the Nagorno Karabakh
conflict settlement.