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8 December 2021

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND THE AMBASSADOR OF THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA DISCUSSED THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF COOPERATION

On December 8, 2021, the Chairman of the Constitutional Court Arman Dilanyan received the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Lithuania to the Republic of Armenia Inga Stanite-Tolochkina.
Welcoming the guest, Arman Dilanyan noted the importance of the continuous development of the Armenian-Lithuanian friendly relations and mutually beneficial cooperation between the Constitutional Courts of the two countries. Thanking for the reception, the Ambassador of the Republic of Lithuania, Ms. Stanite-Tolochkiene, noted that Lithuania is ready to assist in the development of the judicial and legal system of Armenia and share the Lithuanian experience of democratic reforms.
During the meeting, issues of developing partnership between the Constitutional Courts of the two countries, organizing high-level mutual visits and prospects for the implementation of new joint projects were discussed. At the request of Mrs. Stanite-Tolochkiene, Arman Dilanyan briefed the guest on the process of implementation of current programs by the Constitutional Court.
 

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