IRNA , Iran
Aug 29 2018
Iran, Armenia underline solving trade disputes
Tehran
Iran’s Ambassador to Armenia Seyyed Kazem Sajjadi and Chairman of
Armenia's Investigative Committee Hayk Grigoryan stressed the need for
promoting ties among the judicial and inspection institutes and
solving trade differences. During the meeting, Sajjadi underlined
cooperation and exchange of experience among the two countries’
inspection organizations and called for dealing with the cases of
their nationals’ offenses, especially commercial ones. He also
maintained that solving the differences will help promote all-out
political and economic relations between Tehran and Yerevan. The envoy
also welcomed the two countries’ cooperation in fighting money
laundering and drug trafficking. Grigoryan, for his part, called for
immediate resolution of judicial cases of the Iranian nationals and
stressed the need for boosting ties between the two countries’
inspection institutes. Armenia, a country of three million people,
gained independence in 1991 following collapse of the Soviet Union.
