On April 11, Honorary Consul of Canada in Armenia Vardges Avagyan, head of the Vancouver branch of the Canadian Eurasian Chamber of Commerce Tatiana Domilovskaya and a number of members of the Armenian-Canadian Business Council were guests of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of RA.
Martin Sargsyan, the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of RA, first presented the Chamber's functions and in particular, its external relations. He mentioned: "The level of bilateral trade turnover is still not satisfactory, but there are favorable conditions to significantly increase it. Armenia is an interesting market for Canadian companies. They are especially interested in cooperating in the fields of mining, information technology, pharmaceuticals, precious stones and metal processing.
Canada's Honorary Consul in Armenia Vardges Avagyan assured that diplomatic structures are ready to support businessmen implementing joint business projects.
Tatyana Domilovskaya informed that in Canada they pay special attention to women's business and educational programs, they are in active relations with European countries. Regarding the same problem, the president of the Armenian Business Women's Foundation Lilya Gevorgyan added that there are achievements and sufficient conditions for cooperation with Canadian businessmen in the fields of education, dentistry, aesthetic medicine and tourism.
Vladimir Amiryan, the operational director of the Chamber, speaking about the 10-year effective cooperation with the European Union, particularly suggested to jointly operate individual factories of the Armenian textile industry.
At the end of the meeting, the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of RA, Martin Sargsyan, expressed his willingness to support Canadian businessmen in implementing joint projects, emphasizing the role of mutual visits, business forums and exhibitions.
Andranik Aleksanyan, the executive director of the Chamber of Commerce and industry of RA and Tatiana Domilovskaya, head of the Vancouver branch of the Canadian Eurasian Chamber of Commerce, signed a memorandum of understanding.