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В Ереване завершился саммит «Франкофония»

13 October 2018

Встреча на высшем уровне глав государств и правительств «Франкофонии» в столице Армении Ереване завершилась в пятницу принятием Ереванской декларации и избранием нового Генерального секретаря организации. На эту должность был избран министр иностранных дел Руанды Луи Мушикивабо.

Саммит собрал беспрецедентное число глав государств и правительств в столице Армении и стал серьезным логистическим вызовом для правительства Армении. Премьер-министр Никол Пашинян поблагодарил организаторов 17-го саммита франкоязычных стран в Ереване за его высокий уровень проведения. Как сообщает Арменпресс, по словам Пашиняна, результаты саммита для Армении позитивные. "Мы можем сказать, что событие, которое стало самым крупным в нашей стране после обретения независимости, несомненно, повысило международную репутацию нашей страны", - сказал он, подчеркнув, что его проведение в Армении также было позитивным для репутации франкофонии.

Премьер-министр Пашинян высоко оценил роль бывшего министра иностранных дел Армении Эдварда Налбандяна в организации саммита в Армении. "Полиция, Служба национальной безопасности, вся государственная администрация и добровольцы проделали большую работу во время организации саммита", - сказал он.

источник: commonspace.eu

фото: Групповая фотография участников Саммита франкоязычных стран, проходившего в Ереване 11-12 октября 2018 года (фото любезно предоставлено francophonie.org)

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