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INCUMBENT GOVERNMENT OF ARMENIA HOLDS LAST SITTING
PanARMENIAN.Net
06.06.2007 16:41 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The incumbent government held its last sitting
today under presidency of Robert Kocharian. The RA leader thanked
the cabinet members for their activities, saying in part, "Some of
you will continue working in the new government, some will go to the
parliament. I am convinced that the knowledge and experience gained
here will be useful for the work in the state's legislative body."
Mr Kocharian emphasized that the recent four years were the most
fruitful for Armenia, resulting in economy growth and resolution of
many social problems.
"The recent elections also demonstrated serious progress in
democratization. You, the government members, may be proud of
it. Although, success is not the same in all fields," he said.
"Today we must commemorate Andranik Margaryan, who had headed the
government for a long time and secured its achievements," he added.
"I would like to say that reforms were not carried exactly how
we planned. The living conditions in the Armenian regions are not
equal. So, there are problems the government should deal with and
I do not doubt that our country has all preconditions for further
development. Certainly, the government will have majority in the
parliament and it will offer a basis for good work," Robert Kocharian
said.
PanARMENIAN.Net
06.06.2007 16:41 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The incumbent government held its last sitting
today under presidency of Robert Kocharian. The RA leader thanked
the cabinet members for their activities, saying in part, "Some of
you will continue working in the new government, some will go to the
parliament. I am convinced that the knowledge and experience gained
here will be useful for the work in the state's legislative body."
Mr Kocharian emphasized that the recent four years were the most
fruitful for Armenia, resulting in economy growth and resolution of
many social problems.
"The recent elections also demonstrated serious progress in
democratization. You, the government members, may be proud of
it. Although, success is not the same in all fields," he said.
"Today we must commemorate Andranik Margaryan, who had headed the
government for a long time and secured its achievements," he added.
"I would like to say that reforms were not carried exactly how
we planned. The living conditions in the Armenian regions are not
equal. So, there are problems the government should deal with and
I do not doubt that our country has all preconditions for further
development. Certainly, the government will have majority in the
parliament and it will offer a basis for good work," Robert Kocharian
said.