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Armenia’s Prime Minister Resigns

YEREVAN (Tert.am)–Armenia’s Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan submitted his resignation, which was accepted by President Serzh Sarkisian, announced ruling Republican Party of Armenia spokesperson Edward Sharmazanov following the party’s plenary session on April 3. Sharmazanov said that Sargsyan had tendered his resignation a month ago, but given that the Constitutional Court was still reviewing Armenia’s pension reform, the president had asked him to continue his duties. On April 2, A

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4 Comments

  1. It would be a wisdom decision if the new prime minister is chosen from the Armenian Diaspora for the simple reason: more integration and a faster osmosis between the Republic of Armenia and the Diaspora.

    1. They are running a country not an international corporation. Which diasporan would properly understand Armenia and have the administrative skills and political savy to run all the ministries?

  2. Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan has excessively abused his position of power in public office. He has arrogantly disregarded his duty of serving the people of Armenia and instead has used his position to enrich himself, his family members and friends. The people of Armenia should unite and bring this tyrant to justice. We would like him to explain in the courts exactly how he managed to deposit huge sums of money in foreign banks, and build mansions in foreign countries when the people of Armenia are struggling to make end meet on a daily basis. The time has come to provide an explanation to the Armenian people, as many leaders have done in the last 5 years. People of Armenia, I encourage you to unite to ensure that the former PM does not easily escape from Armenia to a foreign country where he will continue to enjoy a good life at the expense of the citizens of Armenia. There is no time like the present for our leaders to account to its citizens!

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