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PAP PRIME MINISTER
HAKOB BADALYAN
Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/comments25827.html
Published: 10:53:01 - 16/04/2012
Vardan Oskanyan who is N 2 on the list of Prosperous Armenia Party
brings up an important issue in their election campaign -forming
of government. Although it is self-evident that a parliamentary
election will be followed by forming a new government Vardan Oskanyan,
nevertheless, focuses on it, viewing it as part of the chain of the
parliamentary election.
In this parliamentary election we must be able to resolve two
important issues. The first is the change of the political situation
by eliminating the monopoly of one party and achieving political
balance. The second is to form a new government which will have the
support of the layers of the society, implement deep reforms and
resolve the problems facing people, he says.
The chain of the election process and the issue of forming
government have been spelled out clearly. In this context, it would
be logical for the force stressing the issue of forming government
to present its shadow government. In other words, N 2 on the list
of Prosperous Armenia should announce that if people vote to them
in the parliamentary election, they automatically vote to the next
prime minister and ministers.
Hence, the society wonders whether the Prosperous Armenia speaking
about political modernization and eradication of the political monopoly
will leave Harutiun Kushkyan who owns several hospitals in the post
of the minister of health. Would it fit the context of modernization
when a stakeholder in public health is also the minister of health?
The society would like to know if Gagik Tsarukyan is the shadow prime
minister or maybe Vartan Oskanyan or Gurgen Arsenyan who is the chair
of the United Labour Party and N 4 on the PAP list.
Or will the party nominate Robert Kocharyan as prime minister?
It would be interesting to know if Prosperous Armenia will share its
nearest vision of the next government to the society. Perhaps along
with stressing this issue the PAP should also suggest that the other
forces also come up with more specific approaches so that the society
will be able to appreciate not only the programs and pledges of the
parties but also their human resource policy.
Such an undertaking would be an important step towards modernization
and would increase the role of the government because thus the
government would also be formed by public voting.
HAKOB BADALYAN
Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/comments25827.html
Published: 10:53:01 - 16/04/2012
Vardan Oskanyan who is N 2 on the list of Prosperous Armenia Party
brings up an important issue in their election campaign -forming
of government. Although it is self-evident that a parliamentary
election will be followed by forming a new government Vardan Oskanyan,
nevertheless, focuses on it, viewing it as part of the chain of the
parliamentary election.
In this parliamentary election we must be able to resolve two
important issues. The first is the change of the political situation
by eliminating the monopoly of one party and achieving political
balance. The second is to form a new government which will have the
support of the layers of the society, implement deep reforms and
resolve the problems facing people, he says.
The chain of the election process and the issue of forming
government have been spelled out clearly. In this context, it would
be logical for the force stressing the issue of forming government
to present its shadow government. In other words, N 2 on the list
of Prosperous Armenia should announce that if people vote to them
in the parliamentary election, they automatically vote to the next
prime minister and ministers.
Hence, the society wonders whether the Prosperous Armenia speaking
about political modernization and eradication of the political monopoly
will leave Harutiun Kushkyan who owns several hospitals in the post
of the minister of health. Would it fit the context of modernization
when a stakeholder in public health is also the minister of health?
The society would like to know if Gagik Tsarukyan is the shadow prime
minister or maybe Vartan Oskanyan or Gurgen Arsenyan who is the chair
of the United Labour Party and N 4 on the PAP list.
Or will the party nominate Robert Kocharyan as prime minister?
It would be interesting to know if Prosperous Armenia will share its
nearest vision of the next government to the society. Perhaps along
with stressing this issue the PAP should also suggest that the other
forces also come up with more specific approaches so that the society
will be able to appreciate not only the programs and pledges of the
parties but also their human resource policy.
Such an undertaking would be an important step towards modernization
and would increase the role of the government because thus the
government would also be formed by public voting.