08 Nov 2026
Pashinyan introduced the newly-appointed ministers and informed about the upcoming appointment of the minister of economy.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held on Thursday a cabinet meeting with new members of the government in attendance. At the beginning of the session, Pashinyan introduced the newly-appointed ministers and informed about the upcoming appointment of the minister of economy. Pashinyan next addressed a message to the people.
"I want to state once again that as a Prime Minister, I take full responsibility for the ongoing situation, and realize that I am responsible not only for the past but also for the future developments," stressed the PM, adding in parallel with addressing the ongoing issues, a process of analyzing what has happened should start for the Armenian public to have clear answers.
In Pashinyan's words, the Armenian citizens should then decide whom to choose for building the future and who can have a role in it.
26.11.2020 12:56
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