Even today, there are people in the public administration system that can’t work the way they used to work, but they also don’t want to work with the new logic since they are angry at the new government for telling them that they can’t get paid for doing nothing anymore. This is what Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan said during a meeting with members of the Armenian community in Tbilisi today.

“Investors are the first to feel this. I have assigned the State Supervision Service to conduct studies and clarify the specific circles that are creating obstacles to investments in Armenia. I received the report this morning, but I haven’t had time to take a look at it yet. This is a very important issue, and I promise that I will deal with this matter,” Pashinyan emphasized.