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    RIA Novosti, Russia
    June 22 2005

    Russian, Armenian presidents discus bilateral issues
    19:53

    MOSCOW, June 22 (RIA Novosti) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and
    his Armenian counterpart, Robert Kocharyan, said they were satisfied
    with the Year of Russia celebrations in Armenia as they met to
    discuss bilateral issues and focus on energy and investment projects.


    Vladimir Putin said that Armenia's participation in the Eurasian
    Economic Community (Eurasec) as an observer would be useful.

    "It is a positive signal that you regularly participate in the summit
    meetings of the Eurasec heads of state," Putin said. "I would like to
    say how satisfied I am that both countries have had such close
    contacts lately."

    "Russian governors are visiting Armenia and the Russia Year
    celebration in Armenia covers a whole range of bilateral relations,"
    Kocharyan said.

    According to the Russian president, the Bolshoi Theatre tour in
    Armenia was a great success. He expressed the hope that all the
    events planned for the Year of Russia in Armenia would be very
    impressive.

    Kocharyan said that Russia was holding many events in Armenia and
    economic projects were a priority.

    The Armenian president further said that today's meeting was useful
    for discussing bilateral relations, especially as a continuation of
    their conversation in Yerevan.

    "I would like to discuss energy issues and specific investment
    projects," Kocharyan said.

    According to him, "the instructions given in the past have been acted
    upon and relations are developing dynamically." At the same time, the
    Armenian leader said some issues in bilateral relations needed to be
    corrected.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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