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  • Armenian President Receives The Governor Of Russian Yaroslavl Provin

    ARMENIAN PRESIDENT RECEIVES THE GOVERNOR OF RUSSIAN YAROSLAVL PROVINCE SERGEY VAKHRUKOV

    ARMENPRESS
    May 27, 2009

    YEREVAN, MAY 27, ARMENPRESS: Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan received
    today Governor of Russian Yaroslavl province Sergey Vakhrukov.

    During the Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's official visit to
    Armenia in October 2008 agreements of cooperation in trade-economic,
    scientific-technical and cultural spheres have been signed between
    Armenian Armavir Governor's office and Russian Yaroslavl Province.

    Presidential Press office told Armenpress that Armenian President
    Serzh Sargsyan with gratification mentioned the dynamically developing
    cooperation between Armenia and Russia in different spheres and
    stressed the importance of consolidation of relations and enhancement
    of cooperation between the territorial administrative units of the
    two states.

    He greeted Governor S. Vakhrukov's initiative to establish conditions
    for active business intercourse between Armenia and Yaroslavl province
    and considered it necessary to juxtapose the economic potential of
    the sides to make it clear in what directions each side can present
    itself in the market of the other.

    The governor noted that Yaroslavl and Armavir actively cooperate and
    have a wide opportunity and tremendous potential to expand it.

    For that aim in the nearest future representations will open in both
    provinces which will become practical means for exchange of information
    between each other and clarification of cooperation directions.

    Sergey Vakhrukov also said that the Yaroslavl Armenian community has
    a great authority and numerous Armenian businessmen implement serious
    projects in the province.
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