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Members of Armenian Police delegation got acquainted with reforms carried out in Patrol Police

09-12-2021 15:25

Vahe Ghazaryan, the Head of Police of Armenia along with the official delegation visited the Patrol Police Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia. The guests were hosted by the Minister Vakhtang Gomelauri, the Deputy Minister - Giorgi Butkhuzi and the Director of the Patrol Police Department - Vazha Siradze.

Vazha Siradze briefed the Head of Police of the Republic of Armenia and the members of delegation on the activities of the Patrol Police Department, reforms carried out and future plans.

Gomelauri showed to the guests the vehicles and equipment of the patrol police crews. Also, the Armenian law enforcement officers visited the Unified Service Center of the Patrol Police, where they got acquainted with the services that citizens can receive on a “one-stop-shop” basis.

Within the framework of the visit, the Head of Police of the Republic of Armenia and the members of delegation will visit the Service Agency of the MIA, Public Safety Management Center “112” and the Academy of the MIA.

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