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12, 2009
The newly appointed Ambassador of the Kingdom of Denmark presented his credentials to President Serzh Sargsyan
Today, the newly appointed Ambassador of the Kingdom of Denmark Michael Borg-Hansen (residence in Kiev) presented his credentials to President Serzh Sargsyan.
The President of Armenia congratulated the Ambassador on his new assignment and noted that Armenia is interested in developing relations with Denmark in both bilateral and multilateral formats. “We are striving to invigorate the political dialogue between our two countries which will undoubtedly bring along more active economic contacts,” the President of Armenia underlined.
According to Serzh Sargsyan, in addition to bilateral relations, the Armenian-Danish cooperation has plausible perspectives in the framework of the EU Eastern Partnership program. Concurring with the President of Armenia, the Danish Ambassador said that it was in line with the objectives of his government which is one of the supporters of this Polish-Swedish initiative.
Stressing Denmark’s good will and sympathy toward Armenia, Ambassador Michael Borg-Hansen underscored his country’s readiness to reinforce bilateral relations with practical steps. Among the possible areas of cooperation in the economic sphere he mentioned agriculture, efficient management and use of energy in which Denmark has acquired significant experience and could be very helpful.
President Sargsyan said that achievements of Denmark were impressive and our country would certainly like to use their experience.
The President of Armenia and the Ambassador of Denmark exchanged also views on the regional developments. Serzh Sargsyan noted with satisfaction Denmark’s balanced approach toward the regional issues. The two sides agreed that the best way to solve any problem were dialogue and cooperation.
The President of Armenia congratulated the Ambassador on his new assignment and noted that Armenia is interested in developing relations with Denmark in both bilateral and multilateral formats. “We are striving to invigorate the political dialogue between our two countries which will undoubtedly bring along more active economic contacts,” the President of Armenia underlined.
According to Serzh Sargsyan, in addition to bilateral relations, the Armenian-Danish cooperation has plausible perspectives in the framework of the EU Eastern Partnership program. Concurring with the President of Armenia, the Danish Ambassador said that it was in line with the objectives of his government which is one of the supporters of this Polish-Swedish initiative.
Stressing Denmark’s good will and sympathy toward Armenia, Ambassador Michael Borg-Hansen underscored his country’s readiness to reinforce bilateral relations with practical steps. Among the possible areas of cooperation in the economic sphere he mentioned agriculture, efficient management and use of energy in which Denmark has acquired significant experience and could be very helpful.
President Sargsyan said that achievements of Denmark were impressive and our country would certainly like to use their experience.
The President of Armenia and the Ambassador of Denmark exchanged also views on the regional developments. Serzh Sargsyan noted with satisfaction Denmark’s balanced approach toward the regional issues. The two sides agreed that the best way to solve any problem were dialogue and cooperation.