Armenia’s Premier to Take Part in CIS Prime Ministers’ Meeting in Minsk
22.05.2008,
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Armenian delegation led by RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsian leaves for Minsk on May 22 to participate in the May 23 regular meeting of the CIS Council of Foreign Ministers.
YEREVAN, May 21. /ARKA/. Armenian delegation led by RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsian leaves for Minsk on May 22 to participate in the May 23 regular meeting of the CIS Council of Foreign Ministers.
The delegation consists of Head of the RA Government Staff David Sargsyan, RA deputy Foreign Minister Gegham Gharibjanyan, Permanent Representative of Armenia in the CIS Oleg Yesayan, Armenia’s Representative to the CIS Economic Council Artak Vardanyan and other officials.
The participants to the meeting will discuss a number of cooperation issues. They will also touch upon the project of the CIS Economic Strategy 2020, as well as transport policy issues.
The CIS Council of Ministers plans to discuss the performance of the CIS food safety mission.
Drafts of the CIS conventions on frontier cooperation and the legal status of migrant workers and their families, as well as on hydrometeorology specialists training are on the agenda.
The Prime Ministers will also discuss the concept of maintainability of bridges in the CIS in 2008-2015, as well as financial and humanitarian cooperation issues.
The draft project on the organization of the 65th anniversary of Victory will also be on the agenda of the meeting. The Ministers will also discuss the draft decision of the unified jubilee medal on the 65th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945). –0—
The delegation consists of Head of the RA Government Staff David Sargsyan, RA deputy Foreign Minister Gegham Gharibjanyan, Permanent Representative of Armenia in the CIS Oleg Yesayan, Armenia’s Representative to the CIS Economic Council Artak Vardanyan and other officials.
The participants to the meeting will discuss a number of cooperation issues. They will also touch upon the project of the CIS Economic Strategy 2020, as well as transport policy issues.
The CIS Council of Ministers plans to discuss the performance of the CIS food safety mission.
Drafts of the CIS conventions on frontier cooperation and the legal status of migrant workers and their families, as well as on hydrometeorology specialists training are on the agenda.
The Prime Ministers will also discuss the concept of maintainability of bridges in the CIS in 2008-2015, as well as financial and humanitarian cooperation issues.
The draft project on the organization of the 65th anniversary of Victory will also be on the agenda of the meeting. The Ministers will also discuss the draft decision of the unified jubilee medal on the 65th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945). –0—
