YEREVAN. – Most of the twelve-point demands, which the three non-government parliamentary forces (Armenian National Congress, Prosperous Armenia, and Heritage Parties) had submitted to the government, are nothing new. The government has either implemented them, or publicly referred to them. The Armenian News-NEWS.am has learned the aforementioned from the government.

“Nonetheless, our positions are not rigid, and we are ready to discussions.

“I recommend designating a three-member team from the government and the opposition for each matter, [and] to present a fact-based position on each point.

“I expect the opposition to likewise show a constructive approach to our proposal for cooperation,” Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan specifically stated.

On June 10, the aforementioned three non-ruling parliamentary forces 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.