YEREVAN. – Armenia and Georgia will introduce border representatives. The draft of interstate agreement was approved during Cabinet’s meeting on Thursday.
Representatives will exchange information on illicit border crossing and will take measures to prevent similar incidents, to warn each other about danger of fire, epidemics and other natural disasters.
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