Suran Papikyan, the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Armenia, recently visited the military college named after Shokan Valokhanyan in Kazakhstan. This visit was part of his official trip to the country, during which he aimed to strengthen cooperation between the two nations. As part of his visit, he held meetings with the college’s command and the leadership of the armed forces of Kazakhstan. The discussions focused on the educational programs offered by the college, and an agreement was reached to further enhance cooperation between the military college and the Ministry of Defense of Armenia.

To gain a deeper understanding of the college’s facilities and the education provided to the students, Papikyan conducted a tour of the premises. He took the time to familiarize himself with the conditions in which the students reside and study. As the visit came to a close, the Minister addressed the students of the college, sharing his thoughts and insights on the importance of their education and the future possibilities it holds for them.

This visit is a significant step forward in strengthening the ties between Armenia and Kazakhstan in the field of defense. It not only showcases the commitment of both nations to cooperation but also highlights the value placed on education and the development of military personnel. Through this enhanced cooperation, it is expected that the military college will further excel in providing quality education and training to its students, contributing to the overall defense capabilities of both countries.

Suran Papikyan’s visit to the military college not only serves as a diplomatic gesture but also demonstrates the mutual respect and shared interests between Armenia and Kazakhstan. As both nations continue to work together, the cooperation between their defense sectors will undoubtedly foster a more stable and secure environment for both countries and the broader region.