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Medvedev and Sargsyan phone Turkish President to offer solidarity after Van earthquake

Medvedev and Sargsyan phone Turkish President to offer solidarity after Van earthquake

25 October 2011

Presidents Serzh Sargsyan and Dmitry Medvedev had a phone conversation with the President of Turkey Abdullah Gul.

The Press Service of the President of Armenia said that the two Presidents conveyed sincere condolences and words of support to the President of Turkey on the occasion of a devastating earthquake which took place on the territory of Turkey.

Serzh Sargsyan reiterated readiness to provide necessary assistance.

President Gul expressed gratitude to President Sargsyan for the manifested solidarity.

source: commonspace.eu with the Press Service of the President of Armenia

photo: courtesy of the Press Service of the President of Russia

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