Armenia, US discussing cyber lab establishment

ArmInfo.  Armenia and the US are discussing the establishment of a cyber lab, as reported by the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia.

According to the source,  this topic was on the agenda during the  meeting between  Minister of Internal Affairs of Armenia, Arpine  Sargsyan, and a delegation led by  Brendan Hanrahan, Senior Official  for the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs of the US Department  of State.

Arpine Sargsyan also discussed effective bilateral cooperation,  emphasizing the importance of combating organized crime, cybercrime  and illegal migration, as well as  supporting police reforms. In this  regard, the process of discussing the creation of a cyber lab was  highlighted.

The parties also addressed issues related to the Trump Path to  International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) project, which is based on   principles that aim to preserve the sovereignty and territorial  integrity of Armenia.

Sargsyan emphasized the importance of  initialing  the US-brokered  peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan on August 8, noting  the significant role of the US in establishing peace. The signing of  three memorandums of understanding between Armenia and the US, which  open up new opportunities for cooperation, was also highly valued.

Hanrahan commended the close partnership between Armenia and the US  and stressed the importance of cooperation with the Ministry of  Internal Affairs, expressing readiness to continue working together.