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10, 2011
President Serzh Sargsyan received the Secretary General of the INTERPOL Ronald Kenneth Noble
President Serzh Sargsyan received today the Secretary General of the INTERPOL Ronald Kenneth Noble.
Welcoming the guest, the President noted that Armenia highly values the global mission of the Organization. “We believe that the INTERPOL’s role is critical in fight against crime, and we are striving to further deepen our relations with the Organization,” the President of Armenia said. According to Serzh Sargsyan, cooperation with the INTERPOL in Armenia is viewed also as an opportunity to raise professional level of our specialists. President Sargsyan hailed personal contribution of Ronald Kenneth Noble to the modernization of the INTERPOL.
The Secretary General of the INTERPOL underscored that Armenia and National Central Bureau, which links it to the Organization, are highly respected at the INTERPOL.
President Sargsyan thanked the Secretary General of the INTERPOL for the Organization’s constant support of the National Central Bureau and stressed that in fight against crime cooperation is essential.
Welcoming the guest, the President noted that Armenia highly values the global mission of the Organization. “We believe that the INTERPOL’s role is critical in fight against crime, and we are striving to further deepen our relations with the Organization,” the President of Armenia said. According to Serzh Sargsyan, cooperation with the INTERPOL in Armenia is viewed also as an opportunity to raise professional level of our specialists. President Sargsyan hailed personal contribution of Ronald Kenneth Noble to the modernization of the INTERPOL.
The Secretary General of the INTERPOL underscored that Armenia and National Central Bureau, which links it to the Organization, are highly respected at the INTERPOL.
President Sargsyan thanked the Secretary General of the INTERPOL for the Organization’s constant support of the National Central Bureau and stressed that in fight against crime cooperation is essential.