Махмуд Ахмадинежад:

 

Президент Ирана Махмуд Ахмадинежад заявил на встрече с министром иностранных дел Армении Эдвардом Налбандяным в субботу вечером, что улучшенные торговые отношения между Тегераном и Ереваном на пользу региональной безопасности и мира.

Как сообщает Tehran times, глава исламской республики Иран указал на огромный потенциал двух стран для улучшение отношений, подчеркнув, что торговые отношения с соседями - это всегда лучшая сфера, которая помогает укрепить безопасность и установить мир в регионе.

Ахмадинежад указал на то, что между странами дружественные и <сердечные> отношения, подчеркнув, что не существует препятствий для развития связей между странами во всех сферах.

"Мы можем в три раза расширить наши отношения", - добавил президент Ирана.

Он указал на конструктивное сотрудничество по планам, которые стоят на повестке встреч между Ираном и Арменией, заявив, что эти планы укрепят двусторонние связи.

Ахмадинежад также заявил, что Иран стремится к тому, чтобы все страны мира жили в мире и справедливости, а разногласия решались путем диалога.

Он добавил, что технические и финансовые проблемы, препятствующие имплементации соглашений, подписанных между Ираном и Арменией, должны быть решены как можно быстрее.

В свою очередь, глава МИД Армении передал приветствие президенту Ирана от президента Армении, вручив ему письмо от Сержа Саргсяна. Налбандян указал на то, что ценит торговое сотрудничество между странами, которое увеличилось на более, чем 38% и достигло $270 миллионов.

Налбандян также сказал, что Армения всегда ценила позицию Ирана по карабахскому вопросу.

Источник напоминает, что Иран в недавнем прошлом предлагал свою посредническую роль Армении и Азербайджану в разрешении конфликта.

 

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