Indian Ambassador to Armenia awarded Honorary Partner medal by RA  Investigative Committee

ArmInfo.Artur Poghosyan, Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Armenia, met with Nilakshi Saha  Sinha, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of India to Armenia.

According to the investigative body's press service, the meeting was  also attended by 15 Investigative Committee investigators who  completed the "Anti-Money Laundering, Digital Intelligence, and  Cryptocurrency" course at the National Forensic Science University in  Gandhinagar, Gujarat, from February 16 to 27, 2026, as part of the  Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) program.

The Chairman of the Investigative Committee highlighted the knowledge  and skills acquired by the participants as a result of the training,  particularly in the areas of anti-money laundering, digital  intelligence, and the detection of cryptocurrency-related crimes,  calling this an important contribution to the development of the  Investigative Committee's capacity.

The Ambassador expressed gratitude for the opportunity to personally  meet with the investigators who participated in the training and hear  their opinions and impressions.

Highly appreciating India's support, as well as the Ambassador's  personal involvement and contribution to the development of  Armenian-Indian cooperation in law enforcement, Artur Poghosyan  awarded Nilakshi Sakha Sinha the Investigative Committee's "Honorary  Partner" medal.

The Investigative Committee recalled that an agreement to organize  training sessions to enhance professional skills and exchange  experience was reached during a meeting between Artur Poghosyan and  Nilakshi Sakha Sinha on July 23, 2025.