YEREVAN.- Armenia’s Heritage Party member considers Prosperous Armenia reckoned on getting the post of premier by making the decision not to form coalition with the Republican Party.

In fact Prosperous Armenia is opposed not to the leadership but the government, in particular premier, Armen Martirosyan told reporters on Thursday.

“Prosperous Armenia was the second major parliamentary group after the elections and wanted to make a claim for the post of premier. It did not happen and the party decided not to form a coalition,” he said.

Martirosyan, vice chairman of Heritage board, considers the Prosperous Armenia most likely did not want to share responsibility for socio-economic situation without participation in decision making.  

According to him, it will be difficult for RPA to push bills through parliament as absence of only nine coalition MPs will be enough for any bill not to pass.

Heritage member said the cabinet of ministers is likely to undergo changes after the 2013 presidential elections.