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ARMENIA AND CHINA TO COOPERATE IN LEGAL SPHERE
ArmInfo
2010-07-09 13:24:00
ArmInfo. On July 9, RA Minister of Justice Gevorg Danielyan received
China's Ambassador to Armenia Tian Changchun.
As press-secretary of Justice Ministry Lana Mshetsyan reported,
the parties underlined the progress achieved in the sphere of legal
cooperation and emphasized the importance of further practical steps.
They also noted that the countries had gained a rich experience
in different spheres of socio-political life, which will further
contribute to the strengthening of collaboration.
The Chinese Ambassador said China finds signing of an cooperation
agreement in legal sphere as realistic in the nearest future.
At the end of the meeting, the interlocutors concluded that the
present stage China would provide reformatory establishments with
modern technologies, reduce corruption risks in the system and prevent
illegal drug trafficking. The parties agreed to arrange visits to
penitentiary institutions of the two countries to have a complete
picture of the situation.
From: A. Papazian
ArmInfo
2010-07-09 13:24:00
ArmInfo. On July 9, RA Minister of Justice Gevorg Danielyan received
China's Ambassador to Armenia Tian Changchun.
As press-secretary of Justice Ministry Lana Mshetsyan reported,
the parties underlined the progress achieved in the sphere of legal
cooperation and emphasized the importance of further practical steps.
They also noted that the countries had gained a rich experience
in different spheres of socio-political life, which will further
contribute to the strengthening of collaboration.
The Chinese Ambassador said China finds signing of an cooperation
agreement in legal sphere as realistic in the nearest future.
At the end of the meeting, the interlocutors concluded that the
present stage China would provide reformatory establishments with
modern technologies, reduce corruption risks in the system and prevent
illegal drug trafficking. The parties agreed to arrange visits to
penitentiary institutions of the two countries to have a complete
picture of the situation.
From: A. Papazian