Constitutional referendum to promote Armenia’s progress

Today Armenian Prime Minister Andranik Margaryan met with Greek Ambassador to Armenia Panayota Mavromichali, RA government’s press service reported. Congratulating the Ambassador with the appointment A. Margaryan voiced assurance that the Armenian-Greek relationships, which have deep historical roots, will successfully develop in future. In his words, the forthcoming in November visit of the Armenian President to Greece will also strengthen the friendship between the two states and nations. Noting the importance of Armenia’s inclusion into the European Neighborhood Policy Andranik Margaryan noted that it will raise the republic’s relations with the European Union and EU member-states including Greece to a new level.
In her turn Panayota Mavromichali stressed that her mission starts in a very important for Armenia period conditioned by the referendum on the constitutional amendments. She expressed hope that this event as well as other processes of integration into European structures will promote Armenia’s progress. The parties also noted the dynamic development of political dialogue touched upon the trade and economic relations, possibilities of boosting the commodity circulation. The Prime Minister wished the Greek Ambassador every success in her diplomatic mission and on behalf of the Armenian government expressed readiness to render relative assistance.