Armenia and Greece poised to formalize a significant pact encompassing military-technical collaboration.
The proposal to endorse this agreement is on the docket for the Cabinet meeting scheduled for August 31.
The proposed agreement underlines the robust political discourse between Armenia and Greece, alongside their partnership on bilateral and multilateral platforms.
This forms a solid bedrock for intensifying and productive cooperation within the defense sector.
Armenia notably committed to the endeavor, recognizing its pivotal role in augmenting Armenia-NATO relations and interactions with NATO member states.
This accord set to delineate the avenues of cooperation, focusing on bolstering defense capabilities by delving into the research of military-grade equipment and emerging technologies.
Moreover, it will facilitate collaboration in developmental and industrial domains in accordance with each party’s national legislative framework.
The ambit of the agreement encompasses the sharing of technological expertise, as well as technical backing in the domains of weaponry, ammunition, and explosive ordnance production. Additionally, provisions for the exchange of insights and knowledge in ammunition manufacturing, exploration in the realm of military-grade products and industries, establishment of joint ventures, technical personnel training, and more are integral components of this collaborative effort.