YEREVAN. - The idea of the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) to open a political school has so far brought about only joy and laughter, ex-deputy and economist Vardan Bostanjyan told Armenian News – NEWS.am.

“In the Soviet times, campaigns against illiteracy were launched against the illiterate. And what does opening such a school in the 21st century mean? Perhaps there are such great thinkers there, who know this. Their cognitive capacities are probably stronger than those of the ordinary people. What else can be said here?” Bostanjyan said with irony.

By the end of the RPA Executive body session, the RPA spokesperson Eduard Sharmazanov informed about the decision to open a political school.