Armenia's Ambassador Calls for Deeper Rail and Trade Cooperation With Iran
Grigor Hakobyan said Yerevan wants to expand ties with Tehran in the railway and trade sectors, according to Mehr News.
Armenia's Ambassador to Tehran, Grigor Hakobyan, said there is a need to expand and broaden cooperation between Armenia and Iran in the railway and trade sectors, according to Mehr News.
Mehr News reported the comments without providing further detail on specific projects or agreements under discussion.
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- Armenia eyes boosting coop. btw Tehran-Yerevan in rail, trade — Mehr News (Iran)
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