My Message to the Employees of the Anti-Corruption Committee: Davit Sanasaryan
Davit Sanasaryan wrote on his Facebook page:
My Message to the Employees of the Anti-Corruption Committee
Dear teammates, my fellow warriors against corruption,
I know that this is a difficult period, and you are concerned about the unwanted criminal case related to the organization and my name. However, I urge you to never hesitate and not for a second think that your work is in vain. Do not forget that the effectiveness of the Anti-Corruption Committee's activities also depends on the strengthening of the foundations of the New Armenia.
Remember that you are the representatives of the Prime Minister in state bodies, do everything possible to prevent potential violations, and work in a way that the need for the Anti-Corruption Committee's powers decreases in the near future.
My dear ones, soon the public will be convinced of my innocence, and I will likely rejoin the path of struggle. However, with or without me, stay devoted to your work...
Remember, nothing is stronger than the heart of a volunteer. The state needs volunteers like you.
I love you all, I am proud of each one of you, and I am confident that you will be valued by our people as well.
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