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ARMENIA'S PRESIDENT CONGRATULATES POLICE STAFF ON PROFESSIONAL HOLIDAY
ARKA News Agency, Armenia
April 16 2007
YEREVAN, April 16. /ARKA/. Armenia's President Robert Kocharyan
congratulated the Police staff and veterans on professional holiday,
celebrated in Armenia on April 16.
"A policeman's image in a democratic society should inspire a feeling
of confidence and security. Your rating in the society is directly
connected with the crime rate in the country and the scale of its
detection," said the President's letter of congratulation.
Kocharyan pointed out that the reforms in the Police system are called
to increase the productivity of Police staff's work, its modernization,
as well as extermination of negative phenomena.
"Many functions committed to you by the Government, directly refer
to citizens, starting from passport issuing up to traffic security
provision. You are those officials, who represent the Republic of
Armenia," Kocharyan said.
"I wish you to do your difficult professional job with the sense of
high responsibility, dignity and success," the letter said.
ARKA News Agency, Armenia
April 16 2007
YEREVAN, April 16. /ARKA/. Armenia's President Robert Kocharyan
congratulated the Police staff and veterans on professional holiday,
celebrated in Armenia on April 16.
"A policeman's image in a democratic society should inspire a feeling
of confidence and security. Your rating in the society is directly
connected with the crime rate in the country and the scale of its
detection," said the President's letter of congratulation.
Kocharyan pointed out that the reforms in the Police system are called
to increase the productivity of Police staff's work, its modernization,
as well as extermination of negative phenomena.
"Many functions committed to you by the Government, directly refer
to citizens, starting from passport issuing up to traffic security
provision. You are those officials, who represent the Republic of
Armenia," Kocharyan said.
"I wish you to do your difficult professional job with the sense of
high responsibility, dignity and success," the letter said.