Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has announced that he does not plan to make changes to the composition of his government at the level of deputy prime ministers and ministers. According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, citing Armenian media, Pashinyan made these remarks to journalists following a cabinet meeting.
"I do not see a need for changes in the government's composition at the level of deputy prime ministers and ministers. However, I believe that some changes will occur at other levels of the executive branch," Pashinyan stated.
This decision comes in the context of the political landscape in Armenia following the parliamentary elections held on June 7. Based on the final results, which saw 100% of the ballots counted, Pashinyan's "Civil Contract" party secured 49.83% of the vote. This electoral victory granted the party the mandate to form a government independently, consolidating Pashinyan's political authority within the country's legislative and executive structures.
