The presidents of Armenia and Turkmenistan pledged to expand what they described as "traditionally friendly" relations between the two former Soviet republics after talks held in Yerevan on Thursday.
President Serzh Sarkisian and his visiting Turkmen counterpart, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, presided over the signing of Turkmen-Armenian agreements on economic cooperation, seismic defense and air communication. A joint communiqué issued by the two leaders stressed the need to "stimulate bilateral relations" through greater trade, investment and cultural exchanges.
"We underlined that Armenian-Turkmen relations have a much greater potential, the realization of which undoubtedly corresponds to the interests of friendship between the peoples of our countries," Sarkisian told a joint news conference.
Armenian News
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