The visit of the Minister of Justice of Georgia to Armenia continues. Rati Bregadze and Karen Andreasyan held a briefing for the media after the bilateral meeting. According to Rati Bregadze, intensive cooperation between Georgia and Armenia will continue.

"We agreed on special cooperation in the field of public services; We have Brough here the Mobile Public Service Hall, which allows rural citizens to receive public services provided at the Public Service Halls in the cities, as well as our innovative product in the field of penitentiary system - PROBBOX, which allows probationers to receive all the services they used to receive. In the probation bureaus,” said the Minister.

According to Rati Bregadze, another direction of Georgian-Armenian relations will be the prevention of falsification of documents.

"We also agreed that we will work very actively to prevent the falsification of documents, which will ultimately protect the citizens of our states even more," said Rati Bregadze at the briefing.

The Minister of Justice of Armenia thanked the Georgian counterpart for the cooperation and noted that he had discussed with Rati Bregadze the challenges that Armenia has in the field of probation and the introduction of a unified service system. According to Karen Andreasyan, sharing Georgia's successful experience is very important for Armenia:

"Georgia has a solid and good experience in this field ... at least, the Public Service Hall ... I want to thank you for sharing your experience, for bringing and showing us Mobile Public Service Hall vehicles."

The visit of the Georgian delegation to Armenia started today with a meeting with the Minister of Justice of Armenia. After the meeting, a memorandum of cooperation was signed between Georgia and Armenia.

Today, the Minister of Justice and his deputies - Tamar Tkeshelashvili and Buba Lomuashvili, Chair of the National Agency of Public Registry, Oleg (Bacho) Tortladze and Head of the Special Penitentiary Service, Nika Tskhvarashvili will hold a large presentation on the ongoing reforms in the field of justice in Georgia.