YEREVAN. - Armenian Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan, who met with the leaders of the country’s Syunik province communities on Friday, presented his view on what he would do if he were a community leader.   

“If I were a community leader, I would assess our potential and what we can make money on. We are ashamed of using this word but we must think what will make us rich, where we will get an added value. I would think on what I can do as a community leader to enable a working man to earn money and give work to another,” Karapetyan said.   

According to him, he would then think on how to increase the budget. Afterwards he would give a diagnosis and start working with ministries.

“A community leader should be able to tell about the problems of his community  even when woken up at midnight,” the PM said.

Karen Karapetyan on Friday paid a working visit to Syunik, where he had a meeting with community leaders.