Armenpress News Agency, Armenia
Friday
Delegation of Georgia's ministry of internal affairs visits Armenian
Genocide memorial complex
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 23, ARMENPRESS. The delegation of Georgia’s ministry
of internal affairsvisited the Armenian Genocide memorial complex. As
ARMENPRESS was informed from the press service of the Police of
Armenia, deputy Prime Minister of Georgia, Minister of Internal
Affairs Giorgi Gakharia put a wreath at the eternal fire, got
acquainted with the materials of the Armenian Genocide
Institute-Museum, and planted a fir tree at the Memorial Alley.
The delegation of the ministry of internal affairs of Georgia led by
deputy Prime Minister of Georgia, Minister of Internal Affairs Giorgi
Gakharia arrived in Armenia on an official visit on February 23, the
Armenian Police told Armenpress.
The delegation included deputy minister Levan Kakava, director of the
Georgian MIA Central Criminal Police Department Tornike Mushukudia and
other officials.
Chief of Police of Armenia, Colonel-General Vladimir Gasparyan and
high-ranking police officers welcomed the guests at "Zvartnots"
airport.
To welcome the Georgian counterparts the Armenian Police held a solemn
ceremony during which the honor guard held a demonstration
performance.
Thereafter, Police Chief of Armenia Vladimir Gasparyan had a working
meeting with the delegation of the Georgian Internal Ministry.
Welcoming the guests, Vladimir Gasparyan highly appreciated the
traditional partnership between the police structures of Armenia and
Georgia and underlined the tangible results that have already been
achieved by the joint efforts of law enforcement officials of the two
friendly countries.
Expressing his gratitude for the warm reception, Giorgi Gakharia
expressed a conviction that the close cooperation of the police
structures in fighting against crime would deepen, being conditioned
by the necessity of counteracting the challenges together.
Vladimir Gasparyan reiterated the determination of the leadership of
Armenian Police to further strengthen the well-established
partnership; the Police Chief highlighted the importance of the direct
and daily interaction between the relevant departments of the two law
enforcement structures is the best way for that.
During the meeting, the two sides also discussed other questions of
mutual interest. Vladimir Gasparyan awarded Minister of Internal
Affairs of Georgia Giorgi Gakharia with a medal "For strengthening
cooperation”.
English – translator/editor: Tigran Sirekanyan
