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AT THE OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT, RA PRIME MINISTER TIGRAN SARGSYAN MET WITH OVER 50 YOUNG PEOPLE REPRESENTING "MIASIN" MOVEMENT
http://www.gov.am/enversion/information_ centre_8/official_news_en.php?&date=1227124800
Thursday, 20th of November, 2008
At the Office of Government, RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan met
with over 50 young people representing "Miasin" movement. In line with
a previous arrangement, the head of the government was presented with
the movement's program on fighting corruption in education, supposed
to assist the Cabinet with its anti-corruption endeavors. Appreciative
of the movement's focus, the Prime Minister prioritized the youth's
commitment to shaping an atmosphere of intolerance against such adverse
social phenomena as corruption, combating these evils consistently
to promote reform inside the country.
Tigran Sargsyan assured of his government all-out support to "Miasin"
movement's initiatives in the hope that this will bring about a
positive shift in the public life of Armenia.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister answered numerous questions
relating to the fight against corruption. An arrangement was made
to hold a summary meeting after the start-up of the anti-corruption
program in higher educational institutions.
http://www.gov.am/enversion/information_ centre_8/official_news_en.php?&date=1227124800
Thursday, 20th of November, 2008
At the Office of Government, RA Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan met
with over 50 young people representing "Miasin" movement. In line with
a previous arrangement, the head of the government was presented with
the movement's program on fighting corruption in education, supposed
to assist the Cabinet with its anti-corruption endeavors. Appreciative
of the movement's focus, the Prime Minister prioritized the youth's
commitment to shaping an atmosphere of intolerance against such adverse
social phenomena as corruption, combating these evils consistently
to promote reform inside the country.
Tigran Sargsyan assured of his government all-out support to "Miasin"
movement's initiatives in the hope that this will bring about a
positive shift in the public life of Armenia.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister answered numerous questions
relating to the fight against corruption. An arrangement was made
to hold a summary meeting after the start-up of the anti-corruption
program in higher educational institutions.