The interior ministers of Armenia and Georgia discussed the possibility of exchanging experience in combating crime.

ArmInfo. Georgian Interior Minister Sulkhan Tamazashvili, at a meeting with his Armenian counterpart, Arpine Sargsyan, in Tbilisi, praised the close partnership between the two countries' interior ministries, emphasizing that active contacts make cooperation more focused and effective.

According to the press service of the Armenian Interior Ministry, Sargsyan, who is in Georgia on a two-day working visit, emphasized that Armenia and Georgia have historically developed strong ties based on shared values, mutual trust, and friendship.

Primary issues were discussed, in particular, the fight against crime, ensuring public order and security.

It was noted that current crime challenges are also transnational in nature, so the exchange of operational information between law enforcement agencies, coordination of actions, and the implementation of joint mechanisms are of paramount importance. importance.

The parties discussed opportunities for exchanging experiences and implementing joint programs between services subordinate to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

During the meeting, the interior ministers of Armenia and Georgia emphasized the importance of maintaining stable peace in the South Caucasus. Other issues related to bilateral cooperation and of mutual interest were also discussed.