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Armenian rescuers left to participate in ''Georgia 2012'' NATO drills
11:20, 22 September, 2012
YEREVAN , SEPTEMBER 22, ARMENPRESS: The Minister of Emergency
Situations Armen Yeritsyan solemnly bade a farewell to 54 Armenian
rescuers heading for Georgia, where they are scheduled to participate
in ''Georgia 2012'' NATO drills. As Armenpress reports, the Minister
welcomed the rescuers and held the staff exterior appearance
review.Armen Yeritsyan high evaluated Armenian rescuers professional
skills and expressed conviction they will present Armenia honorably.
''We are consistently participating in NATO annual drills, our
specialists meet international standards and are ready to perform
their tasks'' Emergency Situations Minister stated. Armen Yeritsyan
highlighted the launch of similar drills, as often one state fails to
cope with solely in disaster cases. The Minister promised to award the
rescuers. '' I guess we shall meet our rescuers proudly and will
grand the best of them'' Minisrer noted. Armenian rescuers left for
Georgia under solemn music of the orchestra.
11:20, 22 September, 2012
YEREVAN , SEPTEMBER 22, ARMENPRESS: The Minister of Emergency
Situations Armen Yeritsyan solemnly bade a farewell to 54 Armenian
rescuers heading for Georgia, where they are scheduled to participate
in ''Georgia 2012'' NATO drills. As Armenpress reports, the Minister
welcomed the rescuers and held the staff exterior appearance
review.Armen Yeritsyan high evaluated Armenian rescuers professional
skills and expressed conviction they will present Armenia honorably.
''We are consistently participating in NATO annual drills, our
specialists meet international standards and are ready to perform
their tasks'' Emergency Situations Minister stated. Armen Yeritsyan
highlighted the launch of similar drills, as often one state fails to
cope with solely in disaster cases. The Minister promised to award the
rescuers. '' I guess we shall meet our rescuers proudly and will
grand the best of them'' Minisrer noted. Armenian rescuers left for
Georgia under solemn music of the orchestra.