ARMENIAN-RUSSIAN INTERPARLIAMENTARY COMMISSION TO CONVENE IN YEREVAN

May 17, 2005 - 07:43 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - A two-day session of the Armenian-Russian Interparliamentary Commission starts in Yerevan today, reported the Press Service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry. A business forum will simultaneously be organized by the Association of the Russian-Armenian Business Cooperation (ARADES) and the Consulate General of Armenia in Rostov-on-Don. Some 50 people from all over the South region of Russia will take part in the event, including entrepreneurs, bankers, representatives of the sphere of culture and others.
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