Ashot Pashinyan Worked at ‘Miniso,’ Mariam Pashinyan Did Not Report Salary from Her Workplace

In early 2020, Nikol Pashinyan had a deposit of 4.5 million AMD, which decreased to about 2.5 million AMD by the end of the year. This information is revealed in Pashinyan’s declaration submitted to the Anti-Corruption Committee.

As of the beginning of the year, Pashinyan declared 790,000 AMD in cash and 1,800 dollars, which remained unchanged by the end of the year. For his work as Prime Minister, Pashinyan declared a salary of 12,433,990 AMD.

His bank account balance at the beginning of the year was 3.33 million AMD, decreasing to about 1 million AMD by the end of the year. At the end of the year, he also declared 3.84 dollars in one account and separately 53.53 dollars.

Nikol Pashinyan’s wife, Anna Hakobyan, declared a 50% stake in a joint stock company, purchased in 2009. As bank funds, Hakobyan declared 904,863 AMD at the start of the year, which decreased to 145,435 AMD by the end of the year. She declared 1,000 dollars in cash.

As salary from “Our Printing” LLC, Anna Hakobyan received 1,974,923 AMD, and from “Dareskizb” LLC, she received nearly 4 million AMD, plus another 540,000 AMD from the same LLC as rent or other compensation. Anna Hakobyan also received a loan of 499,000 AMD from “Unibank.” It is noted that “Dareskizb” LLC includes the newspaper “Haykakan Zhamanak” and the news website Armtimes.com.

As for her vehicles, Anna Hakobyan declared a “VAZ” and “RENAULT” car purchased in 2009, and a “NISSAN” bought in 2010.

Nikol Pashinyan’s son, Ashot Pashinyan, received 408,320 AMD for his work as a merchandise specialist at “Miniso AM” LLC.

Nikol Pashinyan’s eldest daughter, Mariam Pashinyan, did not report a salary from her position as marketing hub manager at “Dijitain LLC” in 2020; instead, she received 5,134,548 AMD from “Dareskizb LLC,” which, as previously mentioned, includes “Haykakan Zhamanak” and Armtimes.com.

As of the beginning of the year, she declared a bank account with 324,267 AMD, which increased to 438,482 AMD by the end of the year.