YEREVAN. – In 2015, the Armenian Justice Ministry’s Compulsory Enforcement Service of Judicial Orders (CESJO) will be included in the International Union of Judicial Officers (UIHJ), Service Head Mihran Poghosyan told reporters on Friday.

He noted that, in 2014, Armenia attended the second international conference of the compulsory enforcement services.

“Representatives from eighteen countries and our colleagues from Artsakh [i.e., Nagorno-Karabakh] participated in the conference,” Poghosyan informed.

The CESJO chief added that international cooperation is very important for the compulsory enforcement service officers of Armenia because it helps localize the best practices by the foreign colleagues and work effectively, and it also contributes to an equivalent public perception.