The Armenian government approved today a work plan for 2014-2017.
The new program sets the Armenian citizen, guaranteeing its freedom, its security and the welfare as the top priority for the government for 2014-2017.
The Armenian authorities promise to ensure equal opportunities for healthy competition, as well as domestic and foreign investments in the country.
Political scientists Ruben Safrastyan and Alexander Iskandaryan told reporters of Vestnik Kavkaza that the program adopted today by the new government is primarily a political statement and that the results of its implementation will not be available immediately."I'm not sure to which extent the program is going to be realizes, but some of the promised steps will be accomplished, some objectives will be achieved and this is already important," the director of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, Ruben Safrastyan said.The director of the Caucasus Institute, Alexander Iskandaryan in his turn, drew attention to the long-term character of the program. "The ultimate goal is to achieve absolute equality of all partners, that is, equal access to the market and licenses of different structures," the expert said.Political scientists Ruben Safrastyan and Alexander Iskandaryan told reporters of Vestnik Kavkaza that the program adopted today by the new government is primarily a political statement and that the results of its implementation will not be available immediately."I'm not sure to which extent the program is going to be realizes, but some of the promised steps will be accomplished, some objectives will be achieved and this is already important," the director of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, Ruben Safrastyan said.
The director of the Caucasus Institute, Alexander Iskandaryan in his turn, drew attention to the long-term character of the program. "The ultimate goal is to achieve absolute equality of all partners, that is, equal access to the market and licenses of different structures," the expert said.
