Armenia and Grenada establish relations
The UN Permanent Representatives of Armenia and Grenada, Karen Nazaryan and Desima Williams have signed a Joint Declaration on the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between both countries.
The signing of the Joint Declaration at the RA Permanent Representation in New York was followed by the two Ambassadors' talks. During the conversation, the sides attached importance to the promotion of bilateral cooperation and agreed on strengthening contacts within the UN and international organizations.
Grenada is located in the south-eastern sector of the Caribbean Sea with a 339 square meter territory. Based on a 2010 Census, there are nearly 108,000 people living on the island, the majority of them of African origin. The country's administration i' hinged on the British parliamentary system, and the economy is developing thanks to tourism and education and the export of products (mainly cocoa). Grenada joined the UN in 1974 and is also a member of the World Trade Organization, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the Organization of American States and the security system of the Eastern Caribbean Region.
