Торговый оборот между Армении и Ираном в ближайшее время увеличится в три раза

В воскресенье (28 августа), посол Армении в Иране, Арташес Туманян, посетил город Исфахан, где состоялась встреча с мэром города и членами семитысячной армянской общины.

Выступая на встрече с мэром Исфахана, посол Туманян отметил, что торговый оборот между Армении и Ираном в ближайшее время увеличится в три раза в результате начала реализации нового макроэкономического плана.

Как сообщает иранское государственное информационное агентство IRNA, посол Армении выразил "признательность за поддержку иранским правительством Армении в свете высокого уровня дипломатических отношений в трудные времена". Иран и Армения расширили сотрудничество на различных уровнях и по широкому спектру, заявил посол.

Посол также отметил, что между Ираном и Арменией существуют давние культурные связи, что ставят две страны гораздо ближе друг к другу. "Иран это как музыкальный концерт, а Исфахан это его первая и главная скрипка", цитирует слова посла IRNA.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам IRNA (Тегеран)

фото: Посол Армении в Иране, Арташес Туманян, на встрече с мэром Исфахана, в воскресенье 28 августа 2016 (фото любезно предоставлено IRNA).

 

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