Our compatriots shall return to Armenia and bring with them millions of good ideas and projects, not millions. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s adviser, Robert Ghukasyan, wrote this on his Facebook page.

"On investments," he noted, in particular. “The mountains, forests of Armenia, as well as Lake Sevan have great opportunities for development that we should use.

We do not have oil, but we have the most wonderful country, which offers endless opportunities. We take very little of these opportunities - and not always in a sensible way.

I recently met a man who wanted to return to Armenia after the revolution and start this business (selling Norwegian eco-friendly houses). He has come and started, it will be ready by January. Such projects are extremely important. Our compatriots shall return to Armenia and bring with them millions of good ideas and projects, not millions.

Such ideas can revitalize distant and poor settlements in Armenia, as well as give new breath to the shores of Lake Sevan.

Such people do not invest billions of drams, but the investment they make can have a far greater and positive impact on the country's economic development.

Small, but at the same time multiplier effect and small 'infectious' projects are more important than mega projects."