YEREVAN. – Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan on Friday paid a visit to Kosh village of Armenia’s Aragatsotn Region.

First, the PM toured the rural community’s medical center, which also carries out medical supervision of children with disabilities, informed the Press Office of the Government of Armenia. Abrahamyan also urged the center officials to submit a state partnership program. The said institution can cater for 50 children at the same time.

Next, Abrahamyan visited Kosh’s renovated kindergarten, which can provide preschool education for up to 92 children. The premier thanked the philanthropists and those behind the idea of the kindergarten’s reconstruction, for creating such high-quality conditions for the children.

In addition, the PM spoke with the Kosh villagers, got acquainted with their issues of concern, and responded to various questions.

“By way of visits we will try to bring the government closer to the people. We will try to get more closely acquainted with the existing problems and give appropriate solutions,” Hovik Abrahamyan specifically noted.