Tweet
SURVEY: PEOPLE OF ARTSAKH EXPECT NEW JOBS AND HIGHER SALARIES FROM THE NEW PRESIDENT
Lusine Vasilyan
"Radiolur"
04.06.2012 16:16
The Sotsiometer sociological center conducted a survey ahead of the
presidential elections in the Nagorno Karabakh Republic to reveal the
expectations of the population, the level of political activeness and
the rating of the candidates. The public opinion poll was conducted
among 946 adults in capital Stepanakert, six regional centers and 14
villages of NKR.
Today Director of the Sotsiometer Center Aharon Adibekyan presented
the data related to the socio-economic situation. It turns out that the
assessment of the social-economic situation is completely different in
Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh. 45% in Armenia give a negative assessment
to the social situation in the country. 50% and 35% say the social
conditions are poor in the community and family respectively. Thus,
the families are considered to be in a better condition than the
country in general. The picture is quite different in Artsakh.
"In Artsakh the condition of the country is assessed as good, the
condition of the community - as satisfactory, and that of the family -
as bad," Adibekyan said.
According to the results of the study, the expectations of the people
of Artsakh are connected with resolution of social problems. 69.3%
expect new jobs, raise of salaries and social benefits from the newly
elected President, 20% anticipate improvement of infrastructures.
The main competition in the presidential elections of July 19 will
take place between former Deputy Defense Minister Vitaly Balasanyan
and incumbent President Bako Sahakyan.
From: A. Papazian
Lusine Vasilyan
"Radiolur"
04.06.2012 16:16
The Sotsiometer sociological center conducted a survey ahead of the
presidential elections in the Nagorno Karabakh Republic to reveal the
expectations of the population, the level of political activeness and
the rating of the candidates. The public opinion poll was conducted
among 946 adults in capital Stepanakert, six regional centers and 14
villages of NKR.
Today Director of the Sotsiometer Center Aharon Adibekyan presented
the data related to the socio-economic situation. It turns out that the
assessment of the social-economic situation is completely different in
Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh. 45% in Armenia give a negative assessment
to the social situation in the country. 50% and 35% say the social
conditions are poor in the community and family respectively. Thus,
the families are considered to be in a better condition than the
country in general. The picture is quite different in Artsakh.
"In Artsakh the condition of the country is assessed as good, the
condition of the community - as satisfactory, and that of the family -
as bad," Adibekyan said.
According to the results of the study, the expectations of the people
of Artsakh are connected with resolution of social problems. 69.3%
expect new jobs, raise of salaries and social benefits from the newly
elected President, 20% anticipate improvement of infrastructures.
The main competition in the presidential elections of July 19 will
take place between former Deputy Defense Minister Vitaly Balasanyan
and incumbent President Bako Sahakyan.
From: A. Papazian