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GEORGIA'S CHIEF PROSECUTOR TO PROMISE TO PUNISH VANDALS
By Ruzan Poghosian
AZG Armenian Daily #088, 18/05/2005
Cooperation
The chief prosecutor of Georgia, Zurab Adeishvili, will take a
harder line against those destructing Armenian cultural monuments in
Georgia. Georgian delegation headed by Adeishvili arrived in Armenia
on invitation of Armenian chief prosecutor Aghvan Hovsepian to
discuss face to face issues of the region. In a press conference at
the Prosecutor's Office yesterday the two chief prosecutors briefly
presented two-sided projects. Aghvan Hovsepian said that during the
last 5 months Armenia's law-enforcement bodies received 30 orders
from Georgia and sent only 7. The sale of vehicles hijacked from
Georgia has got intensified for the last period. They are imported
to Armenia mainly by the citizens of South Ossetia. Georgian chief
prosecutor spoke of their experience in fight against corruption
citing examples of toppling ministers and imprisoning judges. The
prosecutors assured that the new cooperation will help in creating
mechanisms to minimize crimes.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
By Ruzan Poghosian
AZG Armenian Daily #088, 18/05/2005
Cooperation
The chief prosecutor of Georgia, Zurab Adeishvili, will take a
harder line against those destructing Armenian cultural monuments in
Georgia. Georgian delegation headed by Adeishvili arrived in Armenia
on invitation of Armenian chief prosecutor Aghvan Hovsepian to
discuss face to face issues of the region. In a press conference at
the Prosecutor's Office yesterday the two chief prosecutors briefly
presented two-sided projects. Aghvan Hovsepian said that during the
last 5 months Armenia's law-enforcement bodies received 30 orders
from Georgia and sent only 7. The sale of vehicles hijacked from
Georgia has got intensified for the last period. They are imported
to Armenia mainly by the citizens of South Ossetia. Georgian chief
prosecutor spoke of their experience in fight against corruption
citing examples of toppling ministers and imprisoning judges. The
prosecutors assured that the new cooperation will help in creating
mechanisms to minimize crimes.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress