Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is on a working visit to Syunik Province of Armenia on Saturday.
He is currently meeting with the residents of Tsghuk community. They are discussing issues related to the lands of this village. The residents of the community are expressing their concern about the lack of and the long distance to these lands.
Pashinyan is accompanied by territorial administration and infrastructure minister Suren Papikyan, and Syunik governor Hunan Poghosyan.
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