Armenia and Russia sign cooperation program between enforcement  agencies for 2026-2027

ArmInfo.  During a visit to Yerevan, Dmitry Aristov, Director of the Federal Bailiff Service  (FSSP) of Russia, and Siro Amirkhanyan, Chief Enforcement Officer of  Armenia, signed a cooperation program between the enforcement  agencies of the two countries for 2026- 2027.

According to the press service of the FSSP of Russia, the meeting  participants discussed current issues in the professional sphere.  Their Armenian colleagues discussed the new law "On Enforcement  Proceedings," which entered into force on January 1 of this year and  completely transformed the enforcement process in Armenia.

Their Russian colleagues discussed the powers of bailiffs under the  OUPDS and shared their experience in enforcing certain categories of  court decisions. "The cooperation program, which includes working  visits, internships, and consultations between agencies, opens new  horizons for collaboration. The experience of the Armenian Ministry  of Justice's Enforcement Service is of great interest to us,  including in developing new enforcement tools in the Russian  Federation," Dmitry Aristov emphasized at the meeting.

Dmitry Aristov also met with Armenian Justice Minister Srbuhi Galyan.  They noted the constructive dialogue between the enforcement agencies  of the two countries. Furthermore, the Director of the Russian  Federal Bailiff Service met with the Ambassador of the Russian  Federation to the Republic of Armenia, Sergey Kopyrkin.