HAK REJECTS SERZH SARGSYAN'S INVITATION
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2013/04/19/aram-merjum
07:51 PM | TODAY | POLITICS
The parliamentary group of the Armenian National Congress (HAK) has
rejected the invitation of the presidential administration to attend
a meeting with Serzh Sargsyan, secretary of the HAK faction Aram
Manukyan told A1+. The invitation was sent to Levon Zurabyan. The
faction decided to reject it after consideration.
"Why should we attend a meeting that will discuss the issue of a prime
minister to be appointed by illegitimate government?" said Mr Manukyan.
Earlier in the day, the Presidential Press Service issued a release
saying that pursuant to the requirements of the Constitution Serzh
Sargsyan is continuing consultations with parliamentary factions to
discuss the appointment of the Prime Minister.
Today Serzh Sargsyan received Armen Rustamyan, Head of the Armenian
Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun) faction. Earlier, he held
similar consultations with representatives of the Prosperous Armenia
Party (BHK), Country of Law (OEK) and Republican Party (HHK).
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2013/04/19/aram-merjum
07:51 PM | TODAY | POLITICS
The parliamentary group of the Armenian National Congress (HAK) has
rejected the invitation of the presidential administration to attend
a meeting with Serzh Sargsyan, secretary of the HAK faction Aram
Manukyan told A1+. The invitation was sent to Levon Zurabyan. The
faction decided to reject it after consideration.
"Why should we attend a meeting that will discuss the issue of a prime
minister to be appointed by illegitimate government?" said Mr Manukyan.
Earlier in the day, the Presidential Press Service issued a release
saying that pursuant to the requirements of the Constitution Serzh
Sargsyan is continuing consultations with parliamentary factions to
discuss the appointment of the Prime Minister.
Today Serzh Sargsyan received Armen Rustamyan, Head of the Armenian
Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun) faction. Earlier, he held
similar consultations with representatives of the Prosperous Armenia
Party (BHK), Country of Law (OEK) and Republican Party (HHK).