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ARTSVIK MINASYAN: RA GOVERNMENT PURSUES ANTI-SOCIAL AND ANTI-COMPETITIVE POLICY
PanARMENIAN.Net
December 17, 2010 - 14:28 AMT 10:28 GMT
Member of the opposition ARF Dashnaktsutyun parliamentary group
Artsvik Minasyan said that the Armenian government has failed all
the programs declared during its formation.
"The government has failed 22 priorities fixed in the memorandum on
the coalition establishment. Besides, priority provisions of the
Armenian president election program, implementation of which was
planned for 2010-2012, have also been failed," Minasyan said.
According to him, the government currently pursues an anti-demographic,
anti-social and anti-competitive policy, what is reflected in the
country's budget, which does not secure increase in population's
salaries, pensions and benefits, as well as does not stimulate
SME development and does not create opportunities for increasing
competitiveness.
"Currently Armenia faces the crisis of economy management system that
is observed in all fields - from non-efficient and unwise usage of
natural resources up to adoption of incompetent state decisions,"
Minasyan said.
Meanwhile, according to him, formation of a model of economy's overall
development may improve the situation, as currently the economy is
based only on raw materials export.
He added that the actual employment rate should be brought to 65%
instead of the current 48%.
From: A. Papazian
PanARMENIAN.Net
December 17, 2010 - 14:28 AMT 10:28 GMT
Member of the opposition ARF Dashnaktsutyun parliamentary group
Artsvik Minasyan said that the Armenian government has failed all
the programs declared during its formation.
"The government has failed 22 priorities fixed in the memorandum on
the coalition establishment. Besides, priority provisions of the
Armenian president election program, implementation of which was
planned for 2010-2012, have also been failed," Minasyan said.
According to him, the government currently pursues an anti-demographic,
anti-social and anti-competitive policy, what is reflected in the
country's budget, which does not secure increase in population's
salaries, pensions and benefits, as well as does not stimulate
SME development and does not create opportunities for increasing
competitiveness.
"Currently Armenia faces the crisis of economy management system that
is observed in all fields - from non-efficient and unwise usage of
natural resources up to adoption of incompetent state decisions,"
Minasyan said.
Meanwhile, according to him, formation of a model of economy's overall
development may improve the situation, as currently the economy is
based only on raw materials export.
He added that the actual employment rate should be brought to 65%
instead of the current 48%.
From: A. Papazian