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Domino effect in recruitment in Karabakh
15-01-2008 11:39:40 - KarabakhOpen
Two weeks after New Year and three months after the appointment of
government replacements in authorities continue, which take place at
the domino effect.
First the president appointed the members of the Supervision Chamber
the chair of which is the ex-minister of justice Arthur Mosiyan. The
members are Ernest Avanesyan, Carlen Petrosyan, Major Danielyan and
Levon Tsatryan.
Before this appointment Carlen Petrosyan was the head of the
Supervision Service of the government, and was replaced by Hovik
Jivanyan, ex-adviser to prime minister. Edward Aghabekyan, ex-mayor of
Stepanakert, was appointed adviser to prime minister. This row of
appointments ended there because the ex-mayor had been unemployed for
the past few months.
The other row also starts at the Supervision Chamber. The ex-president
of the chamber Edward Barseghyan was appointed head of the parliament
administration, replacing Arto Sargsyan, who was appointed deputy head
of the Civil Service Board by the president.
The third line starts at the Civil Service Board ` Srbuhi Arzumanyan
was released of the duties of the member of the Board and appointed
ex-minister of social affairs. She was replaced by Vasili Avetisyan who
was the head of the Social Security Fund until October 2007 and the
head of Artsakh Post and was dismissed in a month in mysterious
circumstances.
On Saturday the Public Television Board posted an announcement for the
vacant position of the chief executive of the Public Television and
Radio. It turned out that Nicolay Davityan, ex-director in Mir TV,
appointed to this position two months ago has resigned.
In fact, usually nobody explains the reason for appointments and quick
dismissals. Meanwhile, a common person finds it difficult to discern
logic. Although, it is possible to make a guess ` if Nicolay Davityan
is replaced by someone from the nomenclature, a new row of falling
dominoes should be expected.
15-01-2008 11:39:40 - KarabakhOpen
Two weeks after New Year and three months after the appointment of
government replacements in authorities continue, which take place at
the domino effect.
First the president appointed the members of the Supervision Chamber
the chair of which is the ex-minister of justice Arthur Mosiyan. The
members are Ernest Avanesyan, Carlen Petrosyan, Major Danielyan and
Levon Tsatryan.
Before this appointment Carlen Petrosyan was the head of the
Supervision Service of the government, and was replaced by Hovik
Jivanyan, ex-adviser to prime minister. Edward Aghabekyan, ex-mayor of
Stepanakert, was appointed adviser to prime minister. This row of
appointments ended there because the ex-mayor had been unemployed for
the past few months.
The other row also starts at the Supervision Chamber. The ex-president
of the chamber Edward Barseghyan was appointed head of the parliament
administration, replacing Arto Sargsyan, who was appointed deputy head
of the Civil Service Board by the president.
The third line starts at the Civil Service Board ` Srbuhi Arzumanyan
was released of the duties of the member of the Board and appointed
ex-minister of social affairs. She was replaced by Vasili Avetisyan who
was the head of the Social Security Fund until October 2007 and the
head of Artsakh Post and was dismissed in a month in mysterious
circumstances.
On Saturday the Public Television Board posted an announcement for the
vacant position of the chief executive of the Public Television and
Radio. It turned out that Nicolay Davityan, ex-director in Mir TV,
appointed to this position two months ago has resigned.
In fact, usually nobody explains the reason for appointments and quick
dismissals. Meanwhile, a common person finds it difficult to discern
logic. Although, it is possible to make a guess ` if Nicolay Davityan
is replaced by someone from the nomenclature, a new row of falling
dominoes should be expected.