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Defense Ministry hosts meeting with military law enforcers
12:34 - 20.04.13
Representatives of military law enforcement bodies met on Friday at
the Ministry of Defense for a working meeting chaired by Deputy
Minister Ara Nazarayn.
The discussion, held upon the instruction of Minister Seyran Ohanyan,
was devoted to the cooperation potentials between the Armed Forces and
the military law enforcement agencies.
The meeting was attended by the chief of the Defense Ministry's Staff,
Garnik Hayrapetyan, Head of the Investigative Department, Majo-General
Armen Harutyunyan, Chief of Military Police Samvel Ghukasyan, as well
as officers and heads from corresponding subdivisions.
In his speech, the deputy minister stressed the importance of
reporting the existing violations in the military within the
appropriate timeframes and procedures, noting that it would
essentially assist in the efforts to resolve crimes and prevent future
infringements.
According to the Ministry's press service, Nazaryan also called for
measures for increasing the activeness of the military law enforcement
bases and the process of exchanging information about violations,
their causes and circumstances. He also highlighted the need of
providing active assistance to the military units' commands to rule
out emergencies and casualties and raising conscripts' legal
awareness.
Armenian News - Tert.am
12:34 - 20.04.13
Representatives of military law enforcement bodies met on Friday at
the Ministry of Defense for a working meeting chaired by Deputy
Minister Ara Nazarayn.
The discussion, held upon the instruction of Minister Seyran Ohanyan,
was devoted to the cooperation potentials between the Armed Forces and
the military law enforcement agencies.
The meeting was attended by the chief of the Defense Ministry's Staff,
Garnik Hayrapetyan, Head of the Investigative Department, Majo-General
Armen Harutyunyan, Chief of Military Police Samvel Ghukasyan, as well
as officers and heads from corresponding subdivisions.
In his speech, the deputy minister stressed the importance of
reporting the existing violations in the military within the
appropriate timeframes and procedures, noting that it would
essentially assist in the efforts to resolve crimes and prevent future
infringements.
According to the Ministry's press service, Nazaryan also called for
measures for increasing the activeness of the military law enforcement
bases and the process of exchanging information about violations,
their causes and circumstances. He also highlighted the need of
providing active assistance to the military units' commands to rule
out emergencies and casualties and raising conscripts' legal
awareness.
Armenian News - Tert.am