YEREVAN. – According to the law of the National Assembly (NA) of Armenia, the issue of electing a new prime minister will be discussed on May 3, at an NA special session to be convened by virtue of law. Parliament speaker Ararat Mirzoyan noted about this in a statement he issued Monday.
To note, Nikol Pashinyan on Sunday resigned from the post of Prime Minister, and the President accepted the resignation of the government.
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