Armenia to Deepen Military-Technical Cooperation with Poland
At today’s session, the Government adopted, among the non-reportable draft decisions, a
resolution on the advisability of signing the Agreement “On Military-Technical Cooperation between the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Armenia and the Minister of National Defence of the Republic of Poland.”
According to the decision, the signing of the agreement aims to establish the fundamental
principles and procedures governing military-technical cooperation between Armenia and
Poland, as well as to create a framework for expanding cooperation between the two
defense authorities. The agreement envisages cooperation based on the principles of
equality, mutual respect, and mutual benefit.


















































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