Armenia and Ukraine to establish active economic cooperation

PanARMENIAN.Net - On October 17, President Serzh Sargsyan received Ukrainian Industrial Policy Minister Vladimir Novitsky, Co-Chair of Armenian-Ukrainian intergovernmental commission.



Highlighting the importance of intensifying and coordinating commission's work, President said it would be serious incentive for economic cooperation.



Parties agreed that good circulation volumes between two states did not correspond to their real potentials and hence stressed the importance of intergovernmental commission's taking serious measures in that direction.



As perspective trends, they considered possibilities of cooperation in spheres of machine building, aviation, agriculture and IT. Serzh Sargsyan attached importance to establishing active cooperation in humanitarian sphere, RA President's press service reports.
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