  Armenia, S. Africa to cooperate in diamond processing, wine-making, tourism September 11, 2012 - 19:20 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - A newly-appointed South African ambassador Stanley Chupu Matabata visited Armenia’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry to familiarize himself with the country’s legal and economic sectors. As the envoy noted, despite growing trade and economic ties between the two countries, there’s still a major potential for their development. In this context, Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO Araik Vardanyan suggested organizing business forums and exhibits in Armenia and South Africa, with cooperation sectors specified as diamond processing, wine-making, tourism. Partner news  Top stories Zvartnots airport will host a press conference on May 24 on the operation of Tel Aviv-Yerevan- Tel Aviv flights. “The increase for energy tariffs is prompted by a price hike for gas used in production,” Garegin Baghramyan said. Earlier, ArmRosgazprom CJSC addressed Armenia’s Public Services Regulatory Commission with an offer to reconsider natural gas prices. Finance Minister linked the step with the collection of air taxes. He further noted that lawsuits were filed by other lenders, too.   Partner news |  Latest news Armenian President meets ECAC chief  President Sargsyan stressed the role of European Civil Aviation Conference in the development of global and European aviation.Artsakh President holds working consultation Bako Sahakyan held a working consultation on establishing disability groups by the Center of medical and social expertise.Armenian envoy presents credentials to Italian President Giorgio Napolitano voiced confidence that Sargis Ghazaryan will contribute to the strengthening of Armenian-Italian ties.Prosecutor in Berlusconi sex trial gets letter with bullets Ilda Boccassini also asked that Berlusconi be banned for life from public office for allegedly paying for sex with a 17-year-old dancer. |
