Armenia Ex-PM supports 2nd President Robert Kocharyan in Snap Parliamentary Election
The [snap] parliamentary elections scheduled for June 20, 2021 are extremely important for the future of Armenia. As a result of the [Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh)] war [last fall], our country has ended up in a deep crisis, stopping the course of which is urgent today. Former Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan noted this in a statement, News.am reports.
"The moment is crucial, the challenges—multi-layered and dangerous, whereas the solutions—limited and require high professionalism.
He will create an environment where the potential existing in our society will be realized to the maximum, and we will have a national, modern, rational, and efficient state," Karapetyan added, in particular.
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