At its February 11 sitting in Yerevan, the interagency commission set up to coordinate the work under the Armenia-NATO Individual Partnership Action Plans (IPAP) reported on the work carried out under IPAP last year. Secretary of the National Security Council Artur Baghdasaryan chaired the sitting.

The press service of the RA National Security Council informed Armenian News-NEWS.am that the program involves political, security, defense public awareness, prevention of civil and environmental crises and information security.

Baghdasaryan expressed his satisfaction with the accomplishment of most of the 122 tasks set under IPAP in 2010. "Active cooperation with NATO under strategic defense revision has produced appreciable results," he said.

"The creation of a crisis management center, as well as a seismic security concept and national cyber-terrorism control program, are of importance for the country," Baghdasaryan said.

He also pointed out the need for speeding the elaboration of a concept of reforming the Armenian rescue service, military training doctrine and national program of improving organized crime control.

The commission members made proposals concerning the Armenia-NATO Individual Partnership Action Plan for 2011-2012.