Armenia, Greece laying groundwork for military cooperation

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11.02.2016, 13:43

Armenia’s government upheld today a proposal to sign a military technical cooperation agreement with Greece.

Armenia, Greece laying groundwork for military cooperation

YEREVAN, February 11. /ARKA/. Armenia’s government upheld today a proposal to sign a military technical cooperation agreement with Greece.

Armenian Deputy Defense Minister Ara Nazaryan said the countries will send armaments to each other and exchange military technical services.

They will also retrain specialists.

It is planned to set up an Armenian-Greek commission for putting the agreement into practice. --0----

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