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The Chairman of the Investigative Committee and the Ambassador of the Netherlands presented certificates to the investigators who completed the training. Contact us Publishing and Printing Television NOYAN TAPAN TV Press Room 5th Microphone Technological Armenia Interesting Interlocutor The Armenian Path About Karavori — in brief Contact Open Mic Armenia: Looking to the Future National State Urgent Issues Special Opinion In Plain Text Noyan Tapan in Russian Complex Reality Soft Power The Path to Salvation Voice of the People Rights, Law, Society Amberd Chronicle Let’s Be Healthy At the Crossroads of Times Let’s Try to Understand Yes or No National Agenda For Hayrenik Red Lines Candid Conversation Pan-Armenian Health Platform Interesting Interlocutor We Open the Brackets Path to Sovereignty Honest Conversation Forgotten Statehood Displaced Persons The Message of Armenian Mothers Absolute Democracy Voice of Armenian Mothers International Relations and International Law Self-Determination New Cities Armenian Mothers Complex Ideas in a Simple Approach Noyan Tapan in English Honest Dialogue Open Mic Formulas for Strengthening the Country Scientific Armenia Short Videos Freedom Important to This Hour The Important Now Briefly on the Main Important — In Brief Society Economy Through the Eyes of a Witness What the Press Is Writing News Release Media Coverage Interviews Science and Technologies Announcements Charity Artsakh Today Dissemination Commentary Notable Years Upcoming Events Lesson Armenian News Details News Details The Chairman of the Investigative Committee and the Netherlands Ambassador presented certificates to the investigators who completed the training 13-11-2025 19:37:59 | Armenia | Press Release From November 10–13, 2025, at the Investigative Committee of the Republic of Armenia, a four-day training program took place, organized by the public organization Union for the Rule of Law in Europe, aimed at strengthening the operational and strategic capacities of the Investigative Committee. The program’s objective is to deepen investigators’ knowledge of international criminal law and procedure, help translate that knowledge into effective investigative strategies and practical approaches, create a platform for mutual exchange of experience and peer learning, and assist Armenia in developing institutional approaches and tools that meet international standards and local context. Within the framework of the training program, special attention was paid to standards of evidence in international crime cases, attribution of responsibility and forms of accountability, witness protection, and practical cooperation with international bodies, specifically the International Criminal Court (ICC) and Eurojust. The program enables investigators to apply the skills learned directly in their current work, to work practically with mentors in their own working environment, and to build institutional memory through teamwork and practical tasks. On the concluding day of the training, November 13, the Chairman of the RA Investigative Committee, Artur Poghosyan, received the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Armenia, Marieke Monroy-Vintherin. Mr. Poghosyan expressed gratitude to Ambassador Monroy-Vintherin, and to experts Ignacio Tredici and Gurgen Petrosyan for the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and for implementing the program focused on enhancing investigators’ professional competencies under the initiative of the public organization Union for the Rule of Law in Europe. The ambassador, in turn, expressed thanks to the Chairman for the efficient cooperation and readiness to continue the initiative. During the meeting, the parties discussed Armenia’s essential commitments under the Rome Statute, particularly for investigators on the frontline of investigating international crimes. Because of these commitments and the principle of complementarity, Armenian investigative bodies now have a unique position to conduct investigations into offenses that may be subject to international legal assessment. The Chairman of the Investigative Committee and the Netherlands Ambassador handed certificates to the investigators who completed training within the program. It should be noted that the event is being carried out with the financial support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Armenia within the framework of the program to assist the Armenian government in the ratification process of the Rome Statute. Noyan Tapan - Press Release Read by Upcoming Events 18-11-2025 17:00 | Concert Noyan Tapan TV Copyright © 2025 | Developed by ITMedia The full stream of news is available to subscribers only.