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CROATIA PRESIDENT TO PAY AN OFFICIAL VISIT TO ARMENIA IN MAY
/PanARMENIAN.Net/
19.05.2009 21:53 GMT+04:00
Newly appointed Croatian Ambassador to Armenia Vesna Tsvetkovich-
Kurelets handed her credentials to RA President Serzh Sargsyan.
Congratulating the diplomat on her new position, RA President
expressed hope that her experience and knowledge will promote further
collaboration between the countries.
Emphasizing Armenia's interest in strengthening of Armenian - Croatian
relations, RA President sated that scheduled visit of Croatia President
Stepan Mesitch to Armenia testifies to their mutual intention to
develop bilateral relations.
The parties touched upon possible Armenian-Croatian collaboration
within the framework of EU Projects, specifically Eastern Partnership
and EC Black Sea projects.
Serzh Sargsyan gave high assessment to balanced position of Croatia
in South Caucasus issues.
The Ambassador noted that Croatia supports peaceful settlement of
NKR conflict and gives high assessment to the efforts of MG OSCE,
RA President's Press Service reported.
/PanARMENIAN.Net/
19.05.2009 21:53 GMT+04:00
Newly appointed Croatian Ambassador to Armenia Vesna Tsvetkovich-
Kurelets handed her credentials to RA President Serzh Sargsyan.
Congratulating the diplomat on her new position, RA President
expressed hope that her experience and knowledge will promote further
collaboration between the countries.
Emphasizing Armenia's interest in strengthening of Armenian - Croatian
relations, RA President sated that scheduled visit of Croatia President
Stepan Mesitch to Armenia testifies to their mutual intention to
develop bilateral relations.
The parties touched upon possible Armenian-Croatian collaboration
within the framework of EU Projects, specifically Eastern Partnership
and EC Black Sea projects.
Serzh Sargsyan gave high assessment to balanced position of Croatia
in South Caucasus issues.
The Ambassador noted that Croatia supports peaceful settlement of
NKR conflict and gives high assessment to the efforts of MG OSCE,
RA President's Press Service reported.