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  Armenia and Switzerland stress necessity of stirring up trade and economic cooperation  July 29, 2010 - 20:21 AMTPanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Karine Kazinyan met with Swiss Ambassador to Armenia Lorenzo Amberg on occasion of completion of his mission in Armenia. Estimating the Ambassador's activity aimed at boosting the Armenian-Swiss friendly relations, Karine Kazinyan expressed satisfaction with respect to development of a political dialogue between Yerevan and Bern. Karine Kazinyan and Lorenzo Amberg stressed the necessity of stirring up the trade and economic cooperation, referring to programs of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) aimed at implementation of social and economic reforms in Armenia. Development of cooperation in educational and cultural fields also was in the focus of the meeting. The parties also exchanged opinions on regional issues, the RA MFA press service reported.  Top stories Armenian Minister of Emergency Situations Armen Yeritsyan will be included in the electoral list of Orinats Yerkir party. NA vice-speaker Eduard Sharmazanov RPA member Gagik Melikyan are included in CIS observer delegation. Rudik Yaralyan says through its policy line, China is trying to file pressure on Iran to secure cheap oil in future. Ruben Safrastyan further stressed the need for Armenia to continue developing ties with Iran in all possible scenarios.   |  Latest news Arab Mission chief quits, Syria crisis envoy proposed  Abdel Elah al-Khatib, ex- Jordanian minister and U.N. envoy to Libya, was proposed as special envoy to Syria.All-Qaeda beheads 3 alleged spies in Yemen A militant group with links to al-Qaeda Sunday, beheaded 3 people in southern Yemen allegedly for spying for U.S.The Phantom of the Opera: 10,000th performance on Broadway The show made a record $1.5 million in its best week last year, in December, and has made $845 million overall.Thousand march across Europe to protest ACTA The treaty has to date been signed by 22 EU members, including UK, but has yet to be ratified by European Parliament. |
