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SERGE SARGSYAN THINKS SERIOUS CHANGES IN GOVERNMENT UNNECESSARY AT PRESENT
PanARMENIAN.Net
06.04.2007 12:40 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "I do not think that it's time for serious changes
in the government," newly appointed Prime Minister Serge Sargsyan
told reporters April 6.
Some 40 days remain till completion of the term of the incumbent
government and under such circumstances the most important task
is to ensure its constant work," he said. "I do not suppose any
changes in the government's activities should be made. At least,
we should submit the program to the parliament's consideration,"
he said adding that after the election the political force entitled
to form the government will have to elaborate a new serious program.
Serge Sargsyan, however, refrained from any forecasts on the possible
designate for the post of Defense Minister, IA Regnum reports.
Serge Sargsyan was appointed Prime Minister on April 4. By another
decree signed by President Robert Kocharian, he was dismissed from
the posts of Defense Minister and Secretary of the Security Council.
The post of Prime Minister remained vacant after the untimely death
of Andranik Margaryan, the chairman of the Republican Party of Armenia.
PanARMENIAN.Net
06.04.2007 12:40 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ "I do not think that it's time for serious changes
in the government," newly appointed Prime Minister Serge Sargsyan
told reporters April 6.
Some 40 days remain till completion of the term of the incumbent
government and under such circumstances the most important task
is to ensure its constant work," he said. "I do not suppose any
changes in the government's activities should be made. At least,
we should submit the program to the parliament's consideration,"
he said adding that after the election the political force entitled
to form the government will have to elaborate a new serious program.
Serge Sargsyan, however, refrained from any forecasts on the possible
designate for the post of Defense Minister, IA Regnum reports.
Serge Sargsyan was appointed Prime Minister on April 4. By another
decree signed by President Robert Kocharian, he was dismissed from
the posts of Defense Minister and Secretary of the Security Council.
The post of Prime Minister remained vacant after the untimely death
of Andranik Margaryan, the chairman of the Republican Party of Armenia.