YEREVAN. – Armenians and Czechs together can create products, which can be sold in a third country.

František Masopust, Executive Director of the Chamber of Trade and Industry for CIS Countries (CIS Chamber) of the Czech Republic, told the aforementioned to reporters during Wednesday’s Armenian-Czech business forum in Armenia’s capital city of Yerevan.

Masopust said Armenia is a familiar country to them, and that Armenian and Czech businessmen meet virtually every year and discuss cooperation matters.

He noted that they are confident that it will be possible to create products together, and which can be sold in a third country.

The representative of the Czech Republic added that the Armenian market is small, just like the Czech market, they need new markets, and that Armenia is a Eurasian Economic Union country and has respective ties, which the Czech Republic does not.

According to František Masopust, it is possible to cooperate with Armenia in several domains.