Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has dismissed speculation regarding potential changes within the country's cabinet, stating that no significant reshuffle is expected in the current government composition.
According to Operative Information Center-OMM, citing Sputnik Armenia, the Prime Minister addressed the rumors during a recent press conference in Yerevan. "I have already determined the composition," Pashinyan told reporters, effectively putting an end to the ongoing discussions about ministerial resignations.
The Armenian government has been operating under the mandate secured following the parliamentary elections held on June 7. During these elections, the ruling "Civil Contract" party garnered 49.83% of the vote, granting the political force the authority to form a new government independently. This electoral victory consolidated Pashinyan's administration, allowing for the continuation of his current cabinet appointments without the immediate need for coalition partners or structural reorganization.
