No businessman will make investments in Armenia during the current government’s administration. This is what political technologist Karen Kocharyan told reporters today.

According to him, the authorities have been promising investments for the past three years now.

“As always, the economy minister says the opposite, but I’m talking about serious businessmen,” Kocharyan said.

He agreed with the head of Tumanyan State Puppet Theater who said the results of the elections in Armenia were a response to the last rally that second President of Armenia Robert Kocharyan held in central Yerevan.

“This scared the people who were anti-Kocharyan. It was clear that the acting premier had serious support, but not more than 35%. The acting premier garnered 53% of the votes since few voters participated in the elections,” Kocharyan recalled.