Today, May 15, a technical agreement on cooperation in the field of civil aviation was signed between Armenia and France, the Civil Aviation Committee reports.
It is reported that the document was signed by the Chairman of the Civil Aviation Committee of Armenia, Mgran Khachatryan, and the Coordinator for Relations with the Countries of Europe, CIS, and Turkey of the Directorate General for Civil Aviation of the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development, Transport, and Housing of France, Jérôme Lizoug.
The agreement is aimed at expanding cooperation between the two countries in the field of civil aviation. Within the framework of this agreement, the involvement of specialists, the exchange of professional knowledge, and advanced experience are planned.
The meeting, which discussed issues of strengthening and expanding cooperation, was also attended by the French Ambassador to Armenia, Olivier Decottignies, and the Economic and Technical Cooperation Attaché of the French Embassy in the Republic of Armenia, William Bogis.
The signing of the agreement is an important step towards the further development and strengthening of ties between Armenia and France in the field of civil aviation, promoting the exchange of knowledge and best practices.
