YEREVAN. – The National Assembly of Armenia on Monday ratified the decision on the country’s joining the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Treaty on Interstate Intelligence.
A total of 109 MPs voted for, two deputies voted against, and one MP abstained from voting on this document, which was signed in 2010 in Moscow.
When introducing this agreement at Parliament, the First Deputy Chief of Police of Armenia, Hunan Poghosyan, stated, however, that the intelligence data, which Armenia exchanges with the associates in the other CIS countries, will be inaccessible to the Azerbaijani law enforcement, should these data harm the interests of Armenia.
