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ARMENIAN MPS COMMENT ON NEW PREMIER'S APPOINTMENT
Mediamax
April 11 2008
Armenia
Yerevan, 11 April: The political forces represented in the parliament
of Armenia pin certain hopes to the appointment of Tigran Sargsyan
to the position of prime minister.
A member of the faction of the Republican Party of Armenia,
Rafik Petrosyan, said that "Tigran Sargsyan enjoys authority in
international financial organizations, the opinion of which was taken
into consideration while choosing the new prime minister".
Secretary of the opposition Heritage party faction Stepan Safaryan
singled out Tigran Sargsyan's constructiveness and readiness for
dialogue, which he demonstrated back when occupying the position of
chairman of the Central Bank. At that the MP expressed the doubt that
the new prime minister would manage to compare the efforts of all the
four participants in the ruling coalition. The Heritage representative
stated that he expected serious changes in the law-enforcement bloc
of the new government.
Member of the Orinats Yerkir faction Mher Shahgeldyan stated that
Tigran Sargsyan is an administrative professional and expressed
the hope that the new prime minister would manage to realize planned
large-scale reforms. According to Shahgeldyan, by the end of this week,
the composition of the new government would become known.
Head of the Dashnaktsutyun parliamentary faction Hrayr Karapetyan
stated that "time is ripe for structural changes in the government
and that consultations with the president and the prime minister will
show how the ministerial portfolios will be distributed".
Member of the Prosperous Armenia faction Naira Zohrabyan stated that
the issue of appointing the prime minister is the prerogative of the
Republican Party of Armenia and that their party had demonstrated "work
attitude" towards the decision of the president and the RPA council.
"Time will show how expedient the appointment of Tigran Sargsyan for
the given position was," she stated, noting that Prosperous Armenia
counts on preserving all its ministerial portfolios.
From: Baghdasarian
Mediamax
April 11 2008
Armenia
Yerevan, 11 April: The political forces represented in the parliament
of Armenia pin certain hopes to the appointment of Tigran Sargsyan
to the position of prime minister.
A member of the faction of the Republican Party of Armenia,
Rafik Petrosyan, said that "Tigran Sargsyan enjoys authority in
international financial organizations, the opinion of which was taken
into consideration while choosing the new prime minister".
Secretary of the opposition Heritage party faction Stepan Safaryan
singled out Tigran Sargsyan's constructiveness and readiness for
dialogue, which he demonstrated back when occupying the position of
chairman of the Central Bank. At that the MP expressed the doubt that
the new prime minister would manage to compare the efforts of all the
four participants in the ruling coalition. The Heritage representative
stated that he expected serious changes in the law-enforcement bloc
of the new government.
Member of the Orinats Yerkir faction Mher Shahgeldyan stated that
Tigran Sargsyan is an administrative professional and expressed
the hope that the new prime minister would manage to realize planned
large-scale reforms. According to Shahgeldyan, by the end of this week,
the composition of the new government would become known.
Head of the Dashnaktsutyun parliamentary faction Hrayr Karapetyan
stated that "time is ripe for structural changes in the government
and that consultations with the president and the prime minister will
show how the ministerial portfolios will be distributed".
Member of the Prosperous Armenia faction Naira Zohrabyan stated that
the issue of appointing the prime minister is the prerogative of the
Republican Party of Armenia and that their party had demonstrated "work
attitude" towards the decision of the president and the RPA council.
"Time will show how expedient the appointment of Tigran Sargsyan for
the given position was," she stated, noting that Prosperous Armenia
counts on preserving all its ministerial portfolios.
From: Baghdasarian