Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said they will try to create jobs in Armenia for citizens not to leave the country to work abroad.
“We've promised to implement 100 new programs in capital construction, some of which are already undergoing contests. I hope that our citizens who leave to work abroad will have the opportunity to work here," he told a briefing on Monday.
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