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CONDOLENCE LETTERS STILL ARRIVING FROM DIFFERENT SIDES OF THE WORLD
ArmRadio.am
29.03.2007 17:40
Condolences for the death of RA Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan
continue arriving from different sides of the world.
"On behalf of the Government of Japan, let me express my deepest
condolences on the death of the Prime Minister of the Republic of
Armenia Andranik Margaryan. I pray for the peace of his soul," says
the letter of Shinzo Abe, the Prime Minister of Japan.
In his condolence letter the President of the State Council of
China Ven Tsziabao wrote: "With deep sorrow I learned about the
untimely death of Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan: I'm deeply
pained. Mr. Margaryan was a friend of China and was taking active
efforts to foster the bilateral cooperation between Armenia and China
in all the spheres. He had a great contribution to the development
of Armenian-Chinese relations, friendship and cooperation."
Co-Chairs of the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues Joe
Knollenberg and Frank Pallone say: "For decades Andranik Margaryan
has been a political moving force in Armenia. He is respected in the
whole world as a real leader of progressive management. As Co-Chairs
of the Armenian Caucus, it was a great pleasure to work with Andranik
Margaryan, and we will feel his loss."
ArmRadio.am
29.03.2007 17:40
Condolences for the death of RA Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan
continue arriving from different sides of the world.
"On behalf of the Government of Japan, let me express my deepest
condolences on the death of the Prime Minister of the Republic of
Armenia Andranik Margaryan. I pray for the peace of his soul," says
the letter of Shinzo Abe, the Prime Minister of Japan.
In his condolence letter the President of the State Council of
China Ven Tsziabao wrote: "With deep sorrow I learned about the
untimely death of Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan: I'm deeply
pained. Mr. Margaryan was a friend of China and was taking active
efforts to foster the bilateral cooperation between Armenia and China
in all the spheres. He had a great contribution to the development
of Armenian-Chinese relations, friendship and cooperation."
Co-Chairs of the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues Joe
Knollenberg and Frank Pallone say: "For decades Andranik Margaryan
has been a political moving force in Armenia. He is respected in the
whole world as a real leader of progressive management. As Co-Chairs
of the Armenian Caucus, it was a great pleasure to work with Andranik
Margaryan, and we will feel his loss."