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ARMENIAN PARLIAMENT REJECTS NON-CONFIDENCE VOTE AGAINST GOVERNMENT
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 25, 2011 - 15:32 AMT
On May 25, the Armenian parliament discussed the no-confidence
motion brought against the government by the ARF Dashnaktsutyun
parliamentary group.
The group submitted an official written inquiry to the government
in April, which contained questions concerning the reasons behind
the current social and economic situation and lack of actions to
prevent emigration.
Member of the ARF Dashnaktsutyun parliamentary group Armen Rustamyan
said in the parliament that the government's answer has grounded the
doubts and concerns of the parliamentary group rather than dispelled
them. There is an impression that the Armenian government was taking
some actions, while stating and thinking secretly about other things,
Rustamyan said.
In response to it, Armenian Minister of Finance Vache Gabrielyan said
the government's policy has not deviated from the declared one.
According to him, the global financial crisis has affected all the
states, specifically developing ones. Gabrielyan noted that under
such conditions the situation requires certain corrections, what is
implemented by the government.
The Armenian parliamentarians voted 13 to 10 to reject the
no-confidence motion brought against the government.
From: Baghdasarian
PanARMENIAN.Net
May 25, 2011 - 15:32 AMT
On May 25, the Armenian parliament discussed the no-confidence
motion brought against the government by the ARF Dashnaktsutyun
parliamentary group.
The group submitted an official written inquiry to the government
in April, which contained questions concerning the reasons behind
the current social and economic situation and lack of actions to
prevent emigration.
Member of the ARF Dashnaktsutyun parliamentary group Armen Rustamyan
said in the parliament that the government's answer has grounded the
doubts and concerns of the parliamentary group rather than dispelled
them. There is an impression that the Armenian government was taking
some actions, while stating and thinking secretly about other things,
Rustamyan said.
In response to it, Armenian Minister of Finance Vache Gabrielyan said
the government's policy has not deviated from the declared one.
According to him, the global financial crisis has affected all the
states, specifically developing ones. Gabrielyan noted that under
such conditions the situation requires certain corrections, what is
implemented by the government.
The Armenian parliamentarians voted 13 to 10 to reject the
no-confidence motion brought against the government.
From: Baghdasarian