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PRESIDENT OF CROATIA TO VISIT ARMENIA MAY 21-23
armradio.am
19.05.2009 14:28
The newly appointed Ambassador of Croatia to Armenia, Vesna Cvetkovic
Kurelec, presented her credentials to the President of Armenia,
Serzh Sargsyan.
The President congratulated the Ambassador on assuming office and
expressed hope that her experience and knowledge would contribute to
the further development of cooperation between the two countries.
Noting that Armenia is interested in the deepening of friendly
relations with Croatia, President Sargsyan said the visit of the
Croatian President to Armenia from May 21 to 23, undoubtedly,
evidences the willingness of both parties to expand and deepen the
bilateral agenda.
The parties agreed that the visit would serve as a serious impulse for
the intensification of the political dialogue and mutually beneficial
cooperation in different spheres.
>From the perspective of development of economic ties, Serzh Sargsyan
prioritized the formation of a necessary legal field.
The interlocutors referred to the possible cooperation between
Armenia and Croatia within the framework of the EU initiative,
i.e. the Eastern Partnership and the Black Sea Program.
President Serzh Sargsyan hailed Croatia's balanced position on issues
of the region within different international structures.
Ambassador Vesna Cvetkovic Kurelec said her country supported the
peaceful resolution of the Karabakh conflict and backed the efforts
of the OSCE Minsk Group.
armradio.am
19.05.2009 14:28
The newly appointed Ambassador of Croatia to Armenia, Vesna Cvetkovic
Kurelec, presented her credentials to the President of Armenia,
Serzh Sargsyan.
The President congratulated the Ambassador on assuming office and
expressed hope that her experience and knowledge would contribute to
the further development of cooperation between the two countries.
Noting that Armenia is interested in the deepening of friendly
relations with Croatia, President Sargsyan said the visit of the
Croatian President to Armenia from May 21 to 23, undoubtedly,
evidences the willingness of both parties to expand and deepen the
bilateral agenda.
The parties agreed that the visit would serve as a serious impulse for
the intensification of the political dialogue and mutually beneficial
cooperation in different spheres.
>From the perspective of development of economic ties, Serzh Sargsyan
prioritized the formation of a necessary legal field.
The interlocutors referred to the possible cooperation between
Armenia and Croatia within the framework of the EU initiative,
i.e. the Eastern Partnership and the Black Sea Program.
President Serzh Sargsyan hailed Croatia's balanced position on issues
of the region within different international structures.
Ambassador Vesna Cvetkovic Kurelec said her country supported the
peaceful resolution of the Karabakh conflict and backed the efforts
of the OSCE Minsk Group.