Armenian and Turkish businessmen ready to cooperate
17.05.2010,
21:17
Armenian and Turkish business people may become successful partners, Arsen Ghazarian, chairman of the Union of Armenian Businessmen and Industrialists, said Friday after heads of commerce and industry chambers of Yerevan and Turkish city of Van signed a c
YEREVAN, May 17,. /ARKA/. Armenian and Turkish business people may become successful partners, Arsen Ghazarian, chairman of the Union of Armenian Businessmen and Industrialists, said Friday after heads of commerce and industry chambers of Yerevan and Turkish city of Van signed a cooperation agreement in Yerevan.
Arsen Ghazarian explained that Armenian businessmen and their colleagues in Turkey, especially in its eastern areas bordering with Armenia, may become successful partners to exchange goods, services and culture.
He said the city Van and the same name province, once a vibrant center of Armenian culture in Turkey, and Armenia may establishes very successful cooperation. He added that Turkey’s eastern regions would be the first to feel its positive impact.
Zahir Kandasoglu, chairman of commerce and industry chamber of Van, said Van businessmen are ready for cooperation with Armenian peers.
Armenian-Turkish trade in the first quarter of this year went up by 37% year-on-year to $38.8 million. Armenian exports to Turkey nearly doubled to $198,100. -0-
Arsen Ghazarian explained that Armenian businessmen and their colleagues in Turkey, especially in its eastern areas bordering with Armenia, may become successful partners to exchange goods, services and culture.
He said the city Van and the same name province, once a vibrant center of Armenian culture in Turkey, and Armenia may establishes very successful cooperation. He added that Turkey’s eastern regions would be the first to feel its positive impact.
Zahir Kandasoglu, chairman of commerce and industry chamber of Van, said Van businessmen are ready for cooperation with Armenian peers.
Armenian-Turkish trade in the first quarter of this year went up by 37% year-on-year to $38.8 million. Armenian exports to Turkey nearly doubled to $198,100. -0-
