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Armenia’s compulsory enforcement service becomes full member of international union of judicial officers

05.06.2015, 19:11
Armenia’s Compulsory Enforcement Service has become a full member of the International Union of Judicial Officers after signing a corresponding memorandum today in Madrid, Spain, during the 22nd Congress of the Union.

Armenia’s compulsory enforcement service becomes full member of international union of judicial officers
YEREVAN, June 5. / ARKA /. Armenia’s Compulsory Enforcement Service has become a full member of the International Union of Judicial Officers after signing a corresponding memorandum today in Madrid, Spain, during the 22nd Congress of the Union.

The memorandum was signed by Armenia’s Chief Compulsory Officer Mihran Poghosyan and the president of the International Union of Judicial Officers Leo Netten. 

Speaking before the signing ceremony Poghosyan said Armenia’s Compulsory Enforcement Service began cooperation with International Union of Judicial Officers in 2010 as an observer and was able to best represent its experience and skills to become eventually a full member of the organization. 

He said Armenia’s Compulsory Enforcement Service pays special attention to the study of international experience making consistent steps to ensure close cooperation with relevant services of other countries.

The Congress adopted a special decision to hold the spring session of the permanent council of the organization in 2016 in Armenia. -- 0--