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    ARMENIA, SWITZERLAND INTERESTED IN DEVELOPING INTERPARLIAMENTARY TIES

    armradio.am
    08.10.2008 17:47

    On October 8 Speaker of the National Assembly of Armenia
    Hovik Abrahamyan received the members of the Switzerland-Armenia
    parliamentary group of the Federal Assembly of the Swiss Confederation
    headed by Co-Chairs Welly Loyenberger and Dominique de Buman.

    Greeting the Swiss counterparts, Hovik Abrahamyan expressed
    confidence that their visit will contribute to the development of
    interparliamentary ties between the two countries, which will, in turn,
    have a positive influence on the development of interstate ties in the
    trade-economic, scientific-cultural, healthcare and other spheres. On
    behalf of the National Assembly, Mr. Abrahamyan expressed gratitude
    to the Swiss Deputies for their active support to the adoption of
    the resolution on recognition of the Armenian Genocide.

    Co-Chair of the Switzerland-Armenian parliamentary group of the Federal
    Assembly of the Swiss Confederation Dominique de Buman assessed the
    meeting as symbolic, noting that the parliament plays a great role
    in democratic states as generator of ideas. On behalf of all members
    of the delegation he congratulated Hovik Abrahamyan on being elected
    to the post of President of the National Assembly. Turning to the
    resolution on recognition of the Armenian Genocide, Mr. Buman reminded
    that it was initiated by jean Clod Verdi, and after the death of the
    latter he assumed the continuation of the process of presentation
    and adoption of the bill.

    At the request of the Swiss Deputies, Hovik Abrahamyan informed them
    about the activity of the National Assembly, the state governance
    system and domestic issues.
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