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BELARUSIAN EMBASSY IN ARMENIA TO MOVE TO OLIGARCH TSARUKYAN'S VILLAGE 1
Charter 97, Belarus
Feb 27 2014
8:48, -- Politics
The Belarusian diplomatic mission will receive a plot of land in the
village of Arinj (the region of Kotayk).
Relations between Lukashenka and Gagik Tsarukyan, the leader of the
Prosperous Armenia party have impacted the cooperation between the
two countries to the extent that something unprecedented is expected,
a local newspaper, Zhamanak, writes.
"The foreign embassy will be sent from Yerevan to the village of
Arinj in Kotayk Region. At the Cabinet meeting, foreign minister
Edward Nalbandian will submit a project proposing to grant Belarus
a plot of land in the village Arinj, Kotayk region. Leader of the
Prosperous Armenia party Gagik Tsarukyan is known to live in Arinj,
where he has two houses. It's also know that Lukashenka and Tsarukyan
have warm relations and their families are close," Zhamanak reports.
Gagik Tsarukyan and Aliaksandr Lukashenka became friends and started
cooperation in 2010.
On September 30, the Armenian-Belarusian Trade Centre opened in
Yerevan. The businessman corked a 400-litre cask of brandy for
Lukashenka's youngest son Nikolay during Lukashenka's visit to the
Yerevan Brandy Company. The cask will be opened when the president's
youngest son is grown up, BelaPAN writes.
In 2012, the joint venture to bottle Armenian brandy was opened in
Minsk. The Armenian businessmen is a co-founder of the company.
Lukashenka lately awarded his friend with the Order of Friendship of
Peoples for "his big personal contribution to the development of trade,
economic and political ties between Belarus and Armenia".
Stsiapan Sukharenka, a former KGB chief, was appointed ambassador
extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Armenia in August 2008.
http://www.charter97.org/en/news/2014/2/27/88344/
Charter 97, Belarus
Feb 27 2014
8:48, -- Politics
The Belarusian diplomatic mission will receive a plot of land in the
village of Arinj (the region of Kotayk).
Relations between Lukashenka and Gagik Tsarukyan, the leader of the
Prosperous Armenia party have impacted the cooperation between the
two countries to the extent that something unprecedented is expected,
a local newspaper, Zhamanak, writes.
"The foreign embassy will be sent from Yerevan to the village of
Arinj in Kotayk Region. At the Cabinet meeting, foreign minister
Edward Nalbandian will submit a project proposing to grant Belarus
a plot of land in the village Arinj, Kotayk region. Leader of the
Prosperous Armenia party Gagik Tsarukyan is known to live in Arinj,
where he has two houses. It's also know that Lukashenka and Tsarukyan
have warm relations and their families are close," Zhamanak reports.
Gagik Tsarukyan and Aliaksandr Lukashenka became friends and started
cooperation in 2010.
On September 30, the Armenian-Belarusian Trade Centre opened in
Yerevan. The businessman corked a 400-litre cask of brandy for
Lukashenka's youngest son Nikolay during Lukashenka's visit to the
Yerevan Brandy Company. The cask will be opened when the president's
youngest son is grown up, BelaPAN writes.
In 2012, the joint venture to bottle Armenian brandy was opened in
Minsk. The Armenian businessmen is a co-founder of the company.
Lukashenka lately awarded his friend with the Order of Friendship of
Peoples for "his big personal contribution to the development of trade,
economic and political ties between Belarus and Armenia".
Stsiapan Sukharenka, a former KGB chief, was appointed ambassador
extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Armenia in August 2008.
http://www.charter97.org/en/news/2014/2/27/88344/