YEREVAN. – Armenia's opposition is gradually getting on constructive track, head of RPA parliamentary group Vahram Baghdasaryan told reporters commenting on 12 demands presented by the four parliamentary political forces.

Baghdasaryan assured the government is already discussing majority of the proposals, in particular those referring to pension reform, fines and agricultural loans.

“We are happy to see constructive proposals by the opposition. Most likely we will manage to work with mutual confidence in such environment,” he said.

The twelve demands refer to the mandatory funded pension plan, the restart of the operations of capital city Yerevan’s Nairit chemical rubber plant, a revision of the fines for traffic violations, passing to 100-percent proportional parliamentary elections, and the refusal of any international integration that will undermine the Armenia-Karabakh single economic space.