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THE USA WILL ASSIST THE ARMENIAN POLICEMEN
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[05:53 pm] 16 May, 2006
On May 16 at the US Embassy in Yerevan, a contract for $699,000 for
development of the Police Computer Network will be signed. The company
AEAI (Advanced Engineering Associates International) with its Armenian
partner Yerevan Computer Research and Development Institute (YCRDI)
have been selected by the US Embassy to develop the Network.
This Project is included in the Letter of Agreement on Narcotics
Control and Law Enforcement between the Government of the United
States of America and the Government of Armenia.
The specific goal of this project will be to increase the ability of
Armenian law enforcement to conduct timely investigations, assist
in the refinement of all law enforcement databases to increase
sharing between law enforcement agencies, improve Armenia's ability
to access international criminal databases and shorten the time it
takes U.S. and Armenian law enforcement to ascertain the whereabouts
of suspected international criminals. This program seeks to create
synergy between on-going assistance efforts with the Armenian Border
Guard, Customs, Police and Interpol, the General Procuracy and all
other law enforcement entities.
A1+
[05:53 pm] 16 May, 2006
On May 16 at the US Embassy in Yerevan, a contract for $699,000 for
development of the Police Computer Network will be signed. The company
AEAI (Advanced Engineering Associates International) with its Armenian
partner Yerevan Computer Research and Development Institute (YCRDI)
have been selected by the US Embassy to develop the Network.
This Project is included in the Letter of Agreement on Narcotics
Control and Law Enforcement between the Government of the United
States of America and the Government of Armenia.
The specific goal of this project will be to increase the ability of
Armenian law enforcement to conduct timely investigations, assist
in the refinement of all law enforcement databases to increase
sharing between law enforcement agencies, improve Armenia's ability
to access international criminal databases and shorten the time it
takes U.S. and Armenian law enforcement to ascertain the whereabouts
of suspected international criminals. This program seeks to create
synergy between on-going assistance efforts with the Armenian Border
Guard, Customs, Police and Interpol, the General Procuracy and all
other law enforcement entities.