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IN SERGE SARGSIAN'S WORDS, CHANGES ARE NOT ENVISAGED YET IN GOVERNMENT STAFF AND PROGRAM
Noyan Tapan
Apr 06 2007
YEREVAN, APRIL 6, NOYAN TAPAN. RA Prime Minister Serge Sargsian
participated on April 6 in the annual general meeting of the RA
National Academy of Sciences where results of the 2006 scientific
and scientific-organization activity of the RA NAS were discussed. As
Noyan Tapan was informed by the RA Government's Information and Public
Relations Department, the Prime Minister in future envisages to meet
with scientists of the Academy and intellectuals of the republic to
more closer get acquainted with the problems they are interested in.
After the meeting, responding journalists' questions connected with
the RA Government's and Prime Minister's future activity, S. Sargsian,
particularly, mentioned: "I do not think that serious changes must
be in the government staff now as there are almost 40 days to work,
and it will be our most important problem to secure continuation of
the government works. However, no change is envisaged at the moment."
S. Sargsian does not think that any changes must be in the program
of the government activity. However, in his words, the Government
must send the program to the National Assembly. The Prime Minister
mentioned that after the elections that political force which will
make the government, must already send a new program to the NA.
Touching upon the issue of appointments of the National Security
Secretary Council and Defence Minister, S. Sargsian abstained from
foretelling.
Noyan Tapan
Apr 06 2007
YEREVAN, APRIL 6, NOYAN TAPAN. RA Prime Minister Serge Sargsian
participated on April 6 in the annual general meeting of the RA
National Academy of Sciences where results of the 2006 scientific
and scientific-organization activity of the RA NAS were discussed. As
Noyan Tapan was informed by the RA Government's Information and Public
Relations Department, the Prime Minister in future envisages to meet
with scientists of the Academy and intellectuals of the republic to
more closer get acquainted with the problems they are interested in.
After the meeting, responding journalists' questions connected with
the RA Government's and Prime Minister's future activity, S. Sargsian,
particularly, mentioned: "I do not think that serious changes must
be in the government staff now as there are almost 40 days to work,
and it will be our most important problem to secure continuation of
the government works. However, no change is envisaged at the moment."
S. Sargsian does not think that any changes must be in the program
of the government activity. However, in his words, the Government
must send the program to the National Assembly. The Prime Minister
mentioned that after the elections that political force which will
make the government, must already send a new program to the NA.
Touching upon the issue of appointments of the National Security
Secretary Council and Defence Minister, S. Sargsian abstained from
foretelling.