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ARMENIA-EGYPT COOPERATION GOES ON
Aysor
Oct 19 2009
Armenia
Egyptian delegation of Egypt's Chief Administrative Control Service
headed by Yusri Abdullah Yousefi is paying a five-day working visit
to Armenia.
The delegation had a meeting with Armenian Control Service's
head Hovhannes Hovsepyan and other officers. The parties disused
possibilities of bilateral relations, expressed openness to beneficial
cooperation and stressed the importance of experience of Armenian
and Egyptian control services.
Advisor to Control Service head Gagik Hambardzumyan introduced to
the guests the body's structure and its activities.
During the meeting a memorandum of mutually beneficial cooperation
between structures was signed renewing an agreement signed six
years ago.
At press- conference Mr. Yusri Abdullah Yousefi noted that the
memorandum promotes the strengthening and expanding of bilateral
cooperation between the two countries and praised the Armenian
partners' experience against corruption and bribery.
Egyptian delegation will have a very saturated program-stay in Armenia:
travel to Tavush and Aragotsn regions, Sevan Lake located church,
ancient manuscripts repository of Matenadaran, Erebuni Museum, and
will lay flowers in tribute to the Genocide victims at Tsisenakabert
Memorial.
Aysor
Oct 19 2009
Armenia
Egyptian delegation of Egypt's Chief Administrative Control Service
headed by Yusri Abdullah Yousefi is paying a five-day working visit
to Armenia.
The delegation had a meeting with Armenian Control Service's
head Hovhannes Hovsepyan and other officers. The parties disused
possibilities of bilateral relations, expressed openness to beneficial
cooperation and stressed the importance of experience of Armenian
and Egyptian control services.
Advisor to Control Service head Gagik Hambardzumyan introduced to
the guests the body's structure and its activities.
During the meeting a memorandum of mutually beneficial cooperation
between structures was signed renewing an agreement signed six
years ago.
At press- conference Mr. Yusri Abdullah Yousefi noted that the
memorandum promotes the strengthening and expanding of bilateral
cooperation between the two countries and praised the Armenian
partners' experience against corruption and bribery.
Egyptian delegation will have a very saturated program-stay in Armenia:
travel to Tavush and Aragotsn regions, Sevan Lake located church,
ancient manuscripts repository of Matenadaran, Erebuni Museum, and
will lay flowers in tribute to the Genocide victims at Tsisenakabert
Memorial.