Nobody plans to forget anything. Pashinyan on revealed cases

During the one-year activity of the Special Investigative Service, the damage restored to the state through the examined cases was seven times greater than that during the previous 11 years of the SIS's existence. This was stated by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during his speech on the occasion of the professional day of SIS employees today, November 29.

“There are many criticisms in the public regarding what happened to those cases. Sometimes I also respond to those criticisms, but this fact indicates that enormous work is being done.

When such concerns are voiced, the problem is not that people think about why so much damage was restored in such a long time, or why most of it was not restored. The concern is that people think in their familiar logic that six months or a year after the revolution, everyone will forget, and everything will return to its previous state. But I want to assure that nobody plans to forget anything or lose the agenda,” emphasized the Prime Minister of Armenia.