ARMENIAN PREMIER: GOVERNMENT POLICY DIRECTED TO INVOLVEMENT OF YOUTH INTO STATE SYSTEM

November 4, 2004 - 17:51 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Yesterday Armenian Prime Minister Andranik Margarian received the delegation of the heads of the CIS International Council on Youth Issues, the sitting of which is being held in Yerevan. As reported by the press service of the Armenian government, A. Margarian assured of the readiness of the government to contribute to the solution of problems the youth is concerned over. He emphasized that the governments' policy is directed to the increase of the involvement of the youth into the state system and mentioned of the importance of cooperayion with international organizations. Noting that the problems available in the CIS member-states are similar, Andranik Margarian underscored that the decisions to be made are to contribute to the development of cooperation amid young people.
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