The delegation led by the Prosecutor General of the Republic of Armenia Anna Vardapetyan is in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, at the invitation of the Prosecutor General of Georgia Giorgi Gvarakidze. Within the scope of the working visit, RA Prosecutor General Anna Vardapetyan met today with Georgia's Prosecutor General Giorgi Gvarakidze and discussed the prospects for the development of cooperation between the prosecutor's offices of the two countries, criminal and The issues of mutual legal assistance in cases and the possibilities of increasing the effectiveness of cooperation in the fight against transnational crime. Anna Vardapetyan emphasized the close professional ties and mutual trust formed between the Prosecutor General's Offices of Armenia and Georgia, stressing that effective cooperation is based not only on international agreements. � legal mechanisms, but also direct, operative and constructive communication between partners. "The centuries-old friendship and neighborly relations of the peoples of Armenia and Georgia are an important basis for strengthening trust and the continuous development of practical cooperation between the law enforcement agencies of the two countries," he said. RA Prosecutor General drew attention to the ability of competent bodies of both countries to quickly respond to current issues and find practical solutions. During the meeting, the parties also discussed the possibilities of cooperation within the framework of international professional structures. Anna Vardapetyan presented the involvement of the Prosecutor's Office of Armenia in international platforms, including the International Association of Prosecutors, as well as the development of cooperation with Eurojust and the European Prosecutor's Office. The works being carried out. The exchange of international experience, the development of professional capacities and the use of effective mechanisms in the fight against transnational crime were emphasized. The Prosecutor General's Offices of Armenia and Georgia have expressed their willingness to continue constructive dialogue and develop cooperation in crime detection, criminal prosecution, mutual legal assistance and justice. in the directions of effective implementation of justice.