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Meeting with the World Bank Delegation (VIDEO)

26.11.2019 17:35 Official news

On Monday, November 25, Deputy Chief of Police, Police Colonel Vardan Movsisyan received the World Bank delegation. The meeting was attended by representatives of the World Bank Arman Vatyan, K. Migara De Silva, and Aharon Mkrtchyan, Manager of Third Public Sector Modernization Project for Armenia.
Greeting the guests, Vardan Movsisyan presented the work done in the Republic of Armenia on the establishment of Operational Management Centers in Yerevan and the provinces in compliance with the technical tasks and international standards developed by the Third Public Sector Modernization Project for Armenia and under the current contracts.
The parties reaffirmed their commitment to continue close and effective cooperation in the future.
In addition to a number of issues of mutual interest, the prospects for further cooperation were also discussed.

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