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NEWSPAPER: SPEAKER OF ARMENIAN PARLIAMENT MAY BE APPOINTED PRIME MINISTER
arminfo
Wednesday, January 16, 11:26
Armenian Parliament Speaker Hovik Abrahamyan's team is again
disseminating rumors on his possible appointment to the post of the
Prime Minister, a Yerevan-based Hraparak newspaper reports.
The paper's sources assure that this time the reason of Hovik
Abrahamyan' appointment is the hidden support of Tsarukyan and
Prosperous Armenia to the incumbent president. Earlier, there were
rumors that Abrahamyan's appointment is connected with Prosperous
Armenia Party leader's nomination to the post of the president.
In addition, these days every second phrase in Hovik Abrahamyan's
speech in the absence and especially in the presence of the president
is "President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan." In addition, Abrahamyan
tries to demonstrate that he is committed to complementary policy and
"alongside with Naryshkin and Matvienko, he meets also with Fule."
Nevertheless, Abrahamyan was recommended not to give press conferences
on the results of his visit to Brussels, the paper writes.
arminfo
Wednesday, January 16, 11:26
Armenian Parliament Speaker Hovik Abrahamyan's team is again
disseminating rumors on his possible appointment to the post of the
Prime Minister, a Yerevan-based Hraparak newspaper reports.
The paper's sources assure that this time the reason of Hovik
Abrahamyan' appointment is the hidden support of Tsarukyan and
Prosperous Armenia to the incumbent president. Earlier, there were
rumors that Abrahamyan's appointment is connected with Prosperous
Armenia Party leader's nomination to the post of the president.
In addition, these days every second phrase in Hovik Abrahamyan's
speech in the absence and especially in the presence of the president
is "President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan." In addition, Abrahamyan
tries to demonstrate that he is committed to complementary policy and
"alongside with Naryshkin and Matvienko, he meets also with Fule."
Nevertheless, Abrahamyan was recommended not to give press conferences
on the results of his visit to Brussels, the paper writes.