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NO CHANGES EXPECTED IN RA GOVERNMENT
ArmRadio.am
06.04.2007 12:50
"I don't think there should be serious changes in the government, since
only 40 days remains to work, and our primary task should be the normal
work of the government," RA Prime Minister Serge Sargsyan said after
participating in the annual meeting of RA National Academy of Sciences.
According to him, no change is envisaged at this point. There
will be no changes in government agenda, either. Nevertheless,
the agenda must be sent to the National assembly. "In my opinion
after the parliamentary elections the political force to form the
government will send a new agenda to the parliament," RA Prime
Minister mentioned. Serge Sargsyan underlined that normal work will
be the primary task of the government.
Mr. Sargsyan refused to predict who will become RA Defense Minister
and the Secretary of the Presidential Council on National Security.
From: Baghdasarian
ArmRadio.am
06.04.2007 12:50
"I don't think there should be serious changes in the government, since
only 40 days remains to work, and our primary task should be the normal
work of the government," RA Prime Minister Serge Sargsyan said after
participating in the annual meeting of RA National Academy of Sciences.
According to him, no change is envisaged at this point. There
will be no changes in government agenda, either. Nevertheless,
the agenda must be sent to the National assembly. "In my opinion
after the parliamentary elections the political force to form the
government will send a new agenda to the parliament," RA Prime
Minister mentioned. Serge Sargsyan underlined that normal work will
be the primary task of the government.
Mr. Sargsyan refused to predict who will become RA Defense Minister
and the Secretary of the Presidential Council on National Security.
From: Baghdasarian