YEREVAN. – The Armenian halls of power will never fulfill the twelve-point demands of the four non-ruling National Assembly factions.   

National Security Party (NSP) Chairman, former presidential adviser Garnik Isagulyan stated the above-said at a press conference on Friday.

Isagulyan predicted that as a result, major domestic political developments will take place in Armenia in September. 
In his view, to achieve victory, the “parliamentary four” needs to work actively this summer.

“It is very important that the [political] parties inform about the twelve-point demands to the body politic and also include their signatures under this document,” the NSP leader said.        

In addition, Garnik Isagulyan called upon President Serzh Sargsyan to transform and travel around Armenia’s villages without bodyguards, to see how people actually live and what they think about the country.    

On June 10, the four non-ruling National Assembly factions (Armenian National Congress, Prosperous Armenia, ARF Dashnaktsutyun, and Heritage) issued their twelve-point demands from the authorities. These demands specifically 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.