Levitin: RAO UES Will Further Promote Energy Grids of Armenia

October 13, 2005 - 19:06 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The matter of RAO UES participation in development of energy grids of Armenia was discussed in the course of meetings of Co-Chair of the Armenian-Russian Inter-Governmental Commission for Economic Cooperation, Russian Minister of Transport Igor Levitinwith Armenian President and PM, Levitin reported at a Press briefing in Yerevan today. He reported RAO UES is a participant of an energy holding, operating in Armenia. RAO UES will continue dealing with development of energy grids and generation of additional electric power, he also confirmed. "As of Iran-Armenia gas pipeline, the matter was also discussed and we understand Armenian party's actions. I consider these logical and correct in the situation that is available between Gazprom and RAO UES and the Armenian party,» I. Levitin stated.
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