Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia intends to introduce artificial intelligence technologies into the work of the Police. The new tools will allow the agency to analyze information across various areas of activity, process data, and use it in the preparation of management decisions. This was announced on November 4 by Minister of Internal Affairs Arpine Sargsyan during a joint session of parliamentary committees discussing the draft state budget for 2027.

According to the minister, the digitalization of the public security system remains one of the agency’s key priorities. To achieve this, there are plans to expand the use of analytical systems, including those powered by artificial intelligence. They are designed to improve the efficiency of information processing and help personnel make decisions based on available data.

A distinct area of focus is the development of digital services for the public. The Ministry of Internal Affairs intends to introduce tools that will allow citizens to receive consultations and access the agency’s services around the clock. In addition, the ministry plans to launch an evaluation and certification system for employees of the Police and the Rescue Service.

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