The first meeting of the joint working group on cross-border fire management, climate resilience and early warning issues of Armenia and Georgia took place in Tbilisi, in which the Economist of the Ministry of Environment also participated. Eduard Karapetyan, Head of the Department of Calculation and Analysis of the Damage Caused to Fauna and Flora of the National Service. The event was organized by the Office of the Coordinator of Economic and Environmental Activities of the OSCE (OCEEA). within the framework of the extra-budgetary regional program "Strengthening the response to security risks caused by climate change in South-Eastern Europe, Eastern Europe, South Caucasus and Central Asia". �: The main goal of the meeting was the official launch of the joint working group between the two countries, agreement on the format, composition and priorities of its activities, as well as forest fire prevention and climate mask. Delineation of further steps to increase stability. The core of the working discussions were the operational exchange of information in the border areas, fire prevention and response mechanisms, as well as further joint work. issues of road map development. According to the expert observation of the OSCE, the increase in temperature due to climate change in the South Caucasus increases the probability of landscape and forest fires, and this Fire management in contiguous zones requires close cross-border coordination and joint early warning systems. Eduard Karapetyan presented to his colleagues forest protection and fire prevention by the Service The works carried out in this direction and the legal bases regulating the field. The following recommendations were presented by the Ecopatrol service. Establishing clear communication channels for prompt transmission of information on fires in border areas Regulations, technical means and possibilities of firefighting and early warning in Armenia and Georgia mutual study of facts Ensuring mutual participation in joint exercises organized in border zones.