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POLICE CHIEF RESHUFFLES PASSPORT DEPARTMENT HEADS
Tert.am
18.11.11
Chief of Armenian Police Vladimir Gasparyan has announced new
reshufflings in the system.
Tert.am learned from the Public Relations Department of the Police
that several heads of passport and visa department in capital Yerevan
have been replaced under a November 17decree.
Thus, the Passport Department chief of the Central Police Office will
now run the Passport Desk in Mashtots district. The former chief will
move to Malatia district.
Nor-Nork district's passport desk chief will take a new office in
Kanaker Zeytun after being replaced by a counterpart from Arabkir
district.
The chief of Kanaker-Zeytun's passport desk will move to the Central
Police Office.
The Passport Department of Erebuni district's police will be headed by
the former chief of Shengavit department. The latter will be replaced
by the passport department chief of Malatia district.
A first class specialist from the same district's Passport Department
will run the passport office of Arabkir police.
Tert.am
18.11.11
Chief of Armenian Police Vladimir Gasparyan has announced new
reshufflings in the system.
Tert.am learned from the Public Relations Department of the Police
that several heads of passport and visa department in capital Yerevan
have been replaced under a November 17decree.
Thus, the Passport Department chief of the Central Police Office will
now run the Passport Desk in Mashtots district. The former chief will
move to Malatia district.
Nor-Nork district's passport desk chief will take a new office in
Kanaker Zeytun after being replaced by a counterpart from Arabkir
district.
The chief of Kanaker-Zeytun's passport desk will move to the Central
Police Office.
The Passport Department of Erebuni district's police will be headed by
the former chief of Shengavit department. The latter will be replaced
by the passport department chief of Malatia district.
A first class specialist from the same district's Passport Department
will run the passport office of Arabkir police.