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ARMENIAN, PORTUGUESE ENVOYS MEET MOTTAKI
Fars News Agency
May 27 2009
Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Outgoing ambassadors of Armenia and Portugal to Tehran
met Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki to bid him farewell at the
end of their tenures here on Tuesday.
At the meeting with Karen Nazaryan, Mottaki called Iran-Armenia
relations growing and in direction of national interests of both
nations and appreciated the ambassador's efforts to promote bilateral
ties.
He said there are plenty of grounds for growing ties between the two
countries and because of good existing understanding between the two
nations, there is a good and bright future for bilateral ties.
In another meeting, Mottaki received outgoing Portuguese Ambassador
Jose Manuel da Costa Arsenio, the Islamic republic news agency
reported.
By referring to the old ties based upon mutual respect and friendship,
Mottaki added there should be a plan for using existing potentials.
The Armenian ambassador called Iran a country with old civilization and
culture and said that he had learned a lot here and added development
of cultural ties had also been part of his efforts.
The Portuguese outgoing envoy called his tenure in Iran as the
best period of his diplomatic life and said that Iranians are an
intellectual and peaceful nation.
Fars News Agency
May 27 2009
Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Outgoing ambassadors of Armenia and Portugal to Tehran
met Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki to bid him farewell at the
end of their tenures here on Tuesday.
At the meeting with Karen Nazaryan, Mottaki called Iran-Armenia
relations growing and in direction of national interests of both
nations and appreciated the ambassador's efforts to promote bilateral
ties.
He said there are plenty of grounds for growing ties between the two
countries and because of good existing understanding between the two
nations, there is a good and bright future for bilateral ties.
In another meeting, Mottaki received outgoing Portuguese Ambassador
Jose Manuel da Costa Arsenio, the Islamic republic news agency
reported.
By referring to the old ties based upon mutual respect and friendship,
Mottaki added there should be a plan for using existing potentials.
The Armenian ambassador called Iran a country with old civilization and
culture and said that he had learned a lot here and added development
of cultural ties had also been part of his efforts.
The Portuguese outgoing envoy called his tenure in Iran as the
best period of his diplomatic life and said that Iranians are an
intellectual and peaceful nation.