Karabakh president receives Armenian Central Bank governor

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YEREVAN, October 17. / ARKA /. President of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Bako Sahakyan received Saturday the chairman of the Central Bank of Armenia Arthur Javadyan, Sahakyan’s press office reported.

It said the two men discussed an array of issues relating to cooperation between the two Armenian states in the banking sector. -0-

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