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ARMENIAN PRESIDENT RECEIVES POLISH DEPUTY HEAD OF MINISTERS' COUNCIL
ARMENPRESS
SEPTEMBER 23, 2009
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 23, ARMENPRESS: Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan
received today deputy head of the Poland's Ministers' Council and
State Secretary of the Euro-Integration Affairs Mikolay Dovgilevic.
Press Office of the Armenian president told Armenpress that President
Sargsyan highly assessed relations between Armenia and Poland and
expressed readiness to expand them in multilateral formats. The leader
of the country assured that the Armenian-Polish partnership may get
new impetus within the framework of EU's "Eastern Partnership".
Minister Mikolay Dovgilevic considered the "Eastern Partnership"
as best model of partnership and noted that Armenia is one of the
leading countries of the Partnership, is fully involved in the program
and may at its best make use of its opportunities.
The president of the country said that Armenia is planning to
actively participate in the program and completely use the existing
potential. "Our goal is to implement extended reforms in different
spheres so that the political, economic system of our country be
relevant to the ones with which we seek to establish partnership,"
he pointed out.
Serzh Sargsyan particularly pointed out the facilitation of getting
entrance visa and works carried out for signing free trade contract.
ARMENPRESS
SEPTEMBER 23, 2009
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 23, ARMENPRESS: Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan
received today deputy head of the Poland's Ministers' Council and
State Secretary of the Euro-Integration Affairs Mikolay Dovgilevic.
Press Office of the Armenian president told Armenpress that President
Sargsyan highly assessed relations between Armenia and Poland and
expressed readiness to expand them in multilateral formats. The leader
of the country assured that the Armenian-Polish partnership may get
new impetus within the framework of EU's "Eastern Partnership".
Minister Mikolay Dovgilevic considered the "Eastern Partnership"
as best model of partnership and noted that Armenia is one of the
leading countries of the Partnership, is fully involved in the program
and may at its best make use of its opportunities.
The president of the country said that Armenia is planning to
actively participate in the program and completely use the existing
potential. "Our goal is to implement extended reforms in different
spheres so that the political, economic system of our country be
relevant to the ones with which we seek to establish partnership,"
he pointed out.
Serzh Sargsyan particularly pointed out the facilitation of getting
entrance visa and works carried out for signing free trade contract.