YEREVAN. – The trade turnover between Armenia and Poland makes U.S. $32 million, which is a small index for the existing potential, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan stated with his Polish counterpart and Armenian and Polish businessmen in Yerevan on Thursday.

Welcoming the participants of business forum, Sargsyan stressed such kind of meetings, forums and round tables give an opportunity to establish business ties and seeking news ways for bilateral cooperation. Significant work should be done for trade and economic relations to reach the level of political, cultural cooperation between two countries, the president added.

Two sessions of intergovernmental commission on economic cooperation were held in Yerevan and Warsaw respectively.

He stressed free trade zones open in Armenia, which gives businessmen an opportunity to implement innovative projects.

According to the Armenian leader, the two states have a great potential of collaboration in agriculture, industry, construction, light industry and tourism.

In his turn, the Polish President stressed he would like the mutual economic cooperation to reach the level of current Armenian-Polish political relations. Komorowski believes that Armenia follows a good course of economical development and it would pave the way for its integration into Europe. He expressed confidence in parallel with Armenia’s further development, more conditions will be created for investments, including Polish ones.