Georgian interior officials attend international border police conference
The members of the Georgian delegation also met with the head of Frontex operational response department and discussed the prospects of further developing the cooperation. Photo: MIA of Georgia
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Nikoloz Sharadze, the head of the Georgian border police and Vazha Siradze, the director of the patrol police department, on Monday attended the 25th International Border Police Conference organised by the European Border and Coast Guard Agency Frontex in Warsaw.
The conference was dedicated to the subject of responding to emergency situations created at borders, the ministry said.
The Head of MIA Border Police, Major General Nikoloz Sharadze and the Head of Patrol Police Department, Colonel Vaja Siradze attended Frontex 25th International Border Police Conference in Warsaw. @Frontex https://t.co/6S1yZZucTT pic.twitter.com/ar1G7UiUDH
— MIA of Georgia (@MIAofGeorgia) November 1, 2022
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The members of the Georgian delegation also met with the head of Frontex operational response department and discussed the prospects of further developing the cooperation.
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