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    SWITZERLAND EXPRESSES READINESS TO SUPPORT ARMENIA

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    27 June, 2008

    On June 27 Serzh Sarkissian received the delegation headed by Member of
    the Swiss Federal Council, Foreign Minister Mrs. Micheline Calmy Rey.

    The President noted with appreciation that the relations between
    the two countries are developing rather dynamically, an inclusive
    and substantial agenda has been formed, a stable system of political
    dialogue has been created.

    Serzh Sarkissian said Switzerland has always been active in rendering
    technical and financial assistance for Armenia's development and
    implementation of reforms.

    According to the Swiss Foreign Minister, her country always stands
    next to Armenia and is ready to maximally contribute to the reforms
    implemented in different spheres. Mrs. Micheline Calmy Rey underlined
    the active participation of the Swiss party in the rural development
    program of Armenia. Noting that the Swiss Development Agency operates
    in Armenia, she informed the decision has been taken to send a
    diplomatic mission to Armenia.

    The parties agreed that being small countries, Armenia and Switzerland
    should cooperate more intensively. The Swiss Foreign Minister attached
    special importance to the cooperation within the framework of the
    Council of Europe.

    Turning to economic cooperation, the parties stated that the trade
    relations between the two countries are rapidly developing.

    Viewing economic development and poverty reduction as priorities,
    President Sarkissian said Armenia anticipates the support of friendly
    and partner countries.

    The leader of the country spoke about the political and economic
    reforms, regional issues, Armenian-Turkish relations, the process of
    settlement of the Karabakh conflict.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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