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PRIME MINISTER SARGSIAN RECEIVES TOP PROSECUTORS FROM RUSSIA, UKRAINE, BELARUS, HUNGARY, GEORGIA AND LITHUANIA
ARMENPRESS
July 1
Prime Minister Tigran Sargsian received today top prosecutors from the
Russian Federation, Ukraine, Belarus, Hungary, Georgia and Lithuania,
who have arrived in Armenia to take part in the celebration of
the 90-th anniversary of the establishment of Armenia's office of
prosecutors.
Among the guests is the executive secretary of the CIS Prosecutor
Generals' Coordinating Council.
The government press office quoted Prime Minister Sargsian as saying
that the anniversary is a good occasion to summarize what has been
done by the office and outline its future plans from the perspective
of the new challenges and requirements put in the basis of the system's
reformation and the society's expectations.
Tigran Sargsian said the jubilee is not only an occasion to mark the
anniversary but also to jointly discuss the existing problems, seek
for their solutions and direct the reforms through the right course.
The prosecutors thanked for the initiation and warm reception, saying
they have been cooperating successfully for years in joint detection
of crime having signed also bilateral cooperation documents which
allow them to deepen their interaction.
At Tigran Sargsian's request they spoke also about reforms in their
offices of prosecutor generals, achievements and shortcomings.
ARMENPRESS
July 1
Prime Minister Tigran Sargsian received today top prosecutors from the
Russian Federation, Ukraine, Belarus, Hungary, Georgia and Lithuania,
who have arrived in Armenia to take part in the celebration of
the 90-th anniversary of the establishment of Armenia's office of
prosecutors.
Among the guests is the executive secretary of the CIS Prosecutor
Generals' Coordinating Council.
The government press office quoted Prime Minister Sargsian as saying
that the anniversary is a good occasion to summarize what has been
done by the office and outline its future plans from the perspective
of the new challenges and requirements put in the basis of the system's
reformation and the society's expectations.
Tigran Sargsian said the jubilee is not only an occasion to mark the
anniversary but also to jointly discuss the existing problems, seek
for their solutions and direct the reforms through the right course.
The prosecutors thanked for the initiation and warm reception, saying
they have been cooperating successfully for years in joint detection
of crime having signed also bilateral cooperation documents which
allow them to deepen their interaction.
At Tigran Sargsian's request they spoke also about reforms in their
offices of prosecutor generals, achievements and shortcomings.