It turns out that there is not only shadow economy, but also “shadow agriculture” in Armenia, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said at Thursday’s Cabinet session.

“It turns out there are gardens [in the country] that aren’t registered at all, so that [tax-related] duties would not come about in this connection,” Pashinyan added.

In his words, there is much talk about a misuse in Armenia’s water industry.

“After being prime minister for three months, I just learned that there are secret gardens [in the country],” Nikol Pashinyan said. “We don’t know what else we will learn.”