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ACCORDING TO KHOSROV HAROUTIUNIAN, PUBLIC COUNCIL SHOULD GAIN CONFIDENCE OF BOTH SOCIETY AND COUNTRY'S PRESIDENT
Noyan Tapan
http://www.nt.am/news.php?shownews=117670
Se p 24, 2008
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 24, NOYAN TAPAN. Armenian society has much
expectations from the work of the Public Council under the RA
President, Khosrov Haroutiunian, the leader of the Christian-Democratic
Union of Armenia, a member of the Public Council, stated at the
September 24 press conference.
He assured that Public Council members periodically discuss the
issue of gaining public confidence and have come to the conclusion
that they should try to gain both public confidence and confidence
of the President.
K. Haroutiunian reminded that people being Public Council members at
present have appeared in the Council as public, political, and cultural
figures having a merit before the people and the country. According to
the newly formed Regulations of the Public Council, another 24 citizens
should be included in the Council, who will present the demands of
wide circles of society. "Public Council's goal is to become a kind
of a channel, through which society's proposals and complaints should
be presented to upper instances," K. Haroutiunian said.
Arshak Sadoyan, a member of the Public Council, said that people from
both Yerevan and the regions will be involved in Public Council's
work. They will present their troubles and problems. All that,
according to him, will result in mass creative work.
Noyan Tapan
http://www.nt.am/news.php?shownews=117670
Se p 24, 2008
YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 24, NOYAN TAPAN. Armenian society has much
expectations from the work of the Public Council under the RA
President, Khosrov Haroutiunian, the leader of the Christian-Democratic
Union of Armenia, a member of the Public Council, stated at the
September 24 press conference.
He assured that Public Council members periodically discuss the
issue of gaining public confidence and have come to the conclusion
that they should try to gain both public confidence and confidence
of the President.
K. Haroutiunian reminded that people being Public Council members at
present have appeared in the Council as public, political, and cultural
figures having a merit before the people and the country. According to
the newly formed Regulations of the Public Council, another 24 citizens
should be included in the Council, who will present the demands of
wide circles of society. "Public Council's goal is to become a kind
of a channel, through which society's proposals and complaints should
be presented to upper instances," K. Haroutiunian said.
Arshak Sadoyan, a member of the Public Council, said that people from
both Yerevan and the regions will be involved in Public Council's
work. They will present their troubles and problems. All that,
according to him, will result in mass creative work.