Russian president elect welcomes Armenian counterpart at Kremlin
25.03.2008,
00:04
Moscow sees a special symbol in that Armenia’s president elect paid his first visit abroad to Russia, stated Russian president elect Dmitry Medvedev.
YEREVAN, March 24. /ARKA/. Moscow sees a special symbol in that Armenia’s president elect paid his first visit abroad to Russia, stated Russian president elect Dmitry Medvedev.
“This is you first visit after the presidential election in Armenia, as we see a special symbol of significance of Russian-Armenian ties in it,” Medvedev stated while receiving Sargsyan in the Kremlin.
Medvedev congratulated Sargsyan on his victory in the presidential election.
He expressed hope that Russia and Armenia will be able to continue their relations, which have developed over the recent years and are now at a high level.
In turn, Armenia’s president elect expressed hope for further consolidation of bilateral relations after the two presidents elect take offices. “You are known and respected in Armenia,” Sargsyan told Medvedev.
“We are ready to build up our relations and do what we consider achievable,” Sargsyan said. Medvedev said that at their negotiations the sides will focus on immediate plans.
“We are now going to discuss what we are going to do in the near future,” Medvedev said. –0--
“This is you first visit after the presidential election in Armenia, as we see a special symbol of significance of Russian-Armenian ties in it,” Medvedev stated while receiving Sargsyan in the Kremlin.
Medvedev congratulated Sargsyan on his victory in the presidential election.
He expressed hope that Russia and Armenia will be able to continue their relations, which have developed over the recent years and are now at a high level.
In turn, Armenia’s president elect expressed hope for further consolidation of bilateral relations after the two presidents elect take offices. “You are known and respected in Armenia,” Sargsyan told Medvedev.
“We are ready to build up our relations and do what we consider achievable,” Sargsyan said. Medvedev said that at their negotiations the sides will focus on immediate plans.
“We are now going to discuss what we are going to do in the near future,” Medvedev said. –0--