Yes, there will be changes in the government. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this Monday at the special session of the National Assembly of Armenia—and responding to the MPs' questions.
"The changes will be in such a way and within those timeframes that it will not be for showing a direct action, but will bring changes in content and efficiency; that is, it is better to think, then do something, instead of doing, then thinking," Pashinyan added.
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