YEREVAN. – Armenia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will jointly fight against trafficking.
The draft intergovernmental agreement on security and combating terrorism was approved at Friday’s meeting of the Armenian Cabinet.
Deputy Police Chief Vardan Yegiazaryan noted that, pursuant to this document, the two countries will exchange information and knowhow in the fight against terrorism, trafficking, illegal purchase and sale of drugs, and illegal immigration.
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