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ARMENIA INTERESTED IN PURCHASING GEORGIAN RAILWAYS
The Messenger
May 22 2012
Georgia
The former chief of the national security service of Armenia, now
an active member of the opposition, Davit Shahnazarov, thinks that
under the circumstances Armenia is obliged to immediately purchase
all the Georgian Railways shares on the London Stock Exchange.
According to Shahnazarov, this is not only an economic problem,
but rather a vitally important issue for Armenia's state security.
Georgian Railways is the only possible way for Armenia to receive
supplies from the outside world. Armenia already has a railway
connection with Georgia and the sea ports of Batumi and Poti. 70 %
of all imported goods enter Armenia via these ports. It was announced
recently that Georgian Railways intends to sell 25% in shares of the
company on the London Stock exchange. In turn, it expects to receive
at least USD 250 million.
From: A. Papazian
The Messenger
May 22 2012
Georgia
The former chief of the national security service of Armenia, now
an active member of the opposition, Davit Shahnazarov, thinks that
under the circumstances Armenia is obliged to immediately purchase
all the Georgian Railways shares on the London Stock Exchange.
According to Shahnazarov, this is not only an economic problem,
but rather a vitally important issue for Armenia's state security.
Georgian Railways is the only possible way for Armenia to receive
supplies from the outside world. Armenia already has a railway
connection with Georgia and the sea ports of Batumi and Poti. 70 %
of all imported goods enter Armenia via these ports. It was announced
recently that Georgian Railways intends to sell 25% in shares of the
company on the London Stock exchange. In turn, it expects to receive
at least USD 250 million.
From: A. Papazian