YEREVAN. – This is a platform where the strength and track-record can be combined and centered, and decisive steps can be taken.

The Prime Minister of Armenia, Hovik Abrahamyan, stated the aforementioned Tuesday at the first session of the government-affiliated Anti-Corruption Council.

Abrahamyan assured that the Government of Armenia realizes the importance and necessity of future courses of action, and it will be consistent in continuing the anti-corruption reforms.

“Our work will be transparent, and we will do everything so that the result will be accessible to the public,” said the PM.

Hovik Abrahamyan expressed the hope that the opposition parliamentary factions and the NGOs also will collaborate with them, and this will contribute to the fight against corruption in Armenia.