I want to see institutional democracy. Why? Because my belief from these six years of experience is that all the changes that were possible in Armenia—including in the field of democracy, human rights—were implemented only thanks to political will, all of that has been done. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this at the Armenian Forum for Democracy on Monday—and answering the question of what his view is about democracy in Armenia and about everything that still needs to be implemented in the country in that regard

Pashinyan recalled that it is constantly said that Armenia is going through difficult times, which is true, but they do not ask how and due to what Armenia is going through these difficult times.

"If we were not a democratic country, I assure you that today we would not have had Armenia as an independent state," Pashinyan said, in particular.