Yesterday Georgian First Lady Sandra Rulovs visited the only Georgian church in Armenia, which is situated in Noragavit – the Church of St. Resurrection (former Armenian chapel, conveyed to the Georgian community of Armenia). Mrs. Rulovs also visited the Erebuni clinic. An agreement was reached on training Georgian specialists and students in the clinic.
Yesterday the first sitting of the Association of the Armenian-Georgian Business Cooperation was held. Armenian Prime Minister Andranik Margarian reported that Georgia has submitted to Armenia the list of Georgian enterprises subject to privatization for Armenian investments. As Chairman of Majoritarian faction of the Georgian Parliament Beso Jugeli stated in the course of the meeting, in 2005 the faction headed by him will propose the withdrawal of the provision on payments for crossing the Armenian-Georgian border from the respective law. As stated by the MP, it will allow activating trade in the bordering territories of Georgia and Armenia. In compliance with the approved structure, the Association will comprise 10 commissions, representing each of the parties.
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