The Prosecutors General of Armenia and Georgia confirmed their readiness to develop bilateral cooperation.

ArmInfo. During a meeting with Tbilisi, Prosecutor General of Armenia Anna Vardapetyan and Prosecutor General of Georgia Giorgi Gvarakidze expressed their readiness to continue constructive dialogue and develop cooperation in crime detection, criminal prosecution, legal assistance, and the effective administration of justice.

According to the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia, the parties also discussed mutual legal assistance in criminal cases, as well as opportunities to enhance the effectiveness of cooperation in combating cross-border crime. Vardapetyan noted the importance of the close professional ties and mutual trust established between the prosecutor's offices of the two countries.

She emphasized that effective cooperation is based not only on legal mechanisms enshrined in international treaties, but also on direct, prompt, and constructive communication between partners. "The centuries-old friendship and good-neighborly relations between the peoples of Armenia and Georgia serve as a reliable foundation for strengthening trust and further developing practical cooperation between the law enforcement agencies of the two states," stated the Prosecutor General of Armenia, emphasizing the importance of the competent authorities' ability to promptly respond to current issues and find practical solutions.

The Prosecutors General of Armenia and Georgia also touched upon cooperation within international professional organizations. In this regard, Vardapetyan spoke about the Armenian agency's participation in international formats, including the International Association of Prosecutors (IAP), as well as about work to develop partnerships with Eurojust and the European Public Prosecutor's Office. Furthermore, the parties emphasized the importance of sharing international experience, building professional capacity, and implementing effective mechanisms to combat transnational crime.