Excluding the possibility that the 1000 drams of registered employees were not transferred to the fund: Papoyan

Georg Papoyan, a member of the My Step Faction in the National Assembly, is unaware of how it was concluded that the 1000 drams of 35,000 employees who moved from the shadow to the legal field were not reflected in the Soldiers' Insurance Fund. In a conversation with Tert.am, the MP assured that there is likely a technical issue or incorrect information available.

"I exclude the possibility that the 1000 drams paid by registered employees have not been transferred to the fund; I simply rule that out. Of course, I am not the addressee of the question, it needs to be clarified, but if there are no technical issues, I just rule it out," he said.

In response to the observation that perhaps the announcements about leaving the shadow were somewhat exaggerated, Papoyan replied, "It is clear that the number of registered employees has increased, it has been announced, and the government has published it. Here, there is either a lack of information or some technical issue; I cannot comment any other way."

It is noteworthy that Mesrop Manukyan, a member of the Board of the Soldiers' Insurance Fund, made a post on his Facebook page stating that the Prime Minister's announcement regarding the 35,000 employees moving from the shadow to the legal field is not reflected in the fund. He speculated that either there was no shadow or that the money was not serving its purpose.