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FOOD OF ARMENIAN PRESIDENT AND PM MAY BE CLASSIFIED
Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
May 16 2014
16 May 2014 - 9:55am
The Armenian government proposes classifying expenses for the food
of the president, speaker of parliament and the prime minister,
Armenia Today reports.
The opposition said yesterday that the idea of classifying food
expenses appeared after the scandal surrounding Prime Minister Tigran
Sargsyan's spending of about $200,000 during a visit. Deputy Director
of the NSS Arzumyan Arutyunyan indirectly confirmed the expenses.
Speaker of Parliament Galust Saakyan explained that classification
of information about food and visits will not make a secret out of
the president's and the prime minister's expenses.
The Armenian government proposes classifying expenses for the food
of the president, speaker of parliament and the prime minister,
Armenia Today reports.
The opposition said yesterday that the idea of classifying food
expenses appeared after the scandal surrounding Prime Minister Tigran
Sargsyan's spending of about $200,000 during a visit. Deputy Director
of the NSS Arzumyan Arutyunyan indirectly confirmed the expenses.
Speaker of Parliament Galust Saakyan explained that classification
of information about food and visits will not make a secret out of
the president's and the prime minister's expenses.
Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
May 16 2014
16 May 2014 - 9:55am
The Armenian government proposes classifying expenses for the food
of the president, speaker of parliament and the prime minister,
Armenia Today reports.
The opposition said yesterday that the idea of classifying food
expenses appeared after the scandal surrounding Prime Minister Tigran
Sargsyan's spending of about $200,000 during a visit. Deputy Director
of the NSS Arzumyan Arutyunyan indirectly confirmed the expenses.
Speaker of Parliament Galust Saakyan explained that classification
of information about food and visits will not make a secret out of
the president's and the prime minister's expenses.
The Armenian government proposes classifying expenses for the food
of the president, speaker of parliament and the prime minister,
Armenia Today reports.
The opposition said yesterday that the idea of classifying food
expenses appeared after the scandal surrounding Prime Minister Tigran
Sargsyan's spending of about $200,000 during a visit. Deputy Director
of the NSS Arzumyan Arutyunyan indirectly confirmed the expenses.
Speaker of Parliament Galust Saakyan explained that classification
of information about food and visits will not make a secret out of
the president's and the prime minister's expenses.