Armenian government will cut the number of ministries, acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said at the National Assembly of Armenia on Wednesday.
According to him, the current system of government is inefficient and slow.
The prime minister noted that at present the number of ministers considerably exceeds the required number, however, according to Pashinyan, this issue should be resolved comprehensively.
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