Mirzoyan Was on a Business Trip While Poor Salaries of Cleaners Were Cut in Parliament

The newspaper "Hraparak" reports: "Despite the claims of his teammates that Ararat Mirzoyan's visit to Germany was very 'strong', similarly to the visit to Russia, where Mirzoyan was not received by the speaker of the Senate Volodin, this time too, there was no 'success story' recorded.

The fact is that Ararat Mirzoyan was leaving for Germany with a 'special mission' to declare from the heights of the Bundestag that Germany would ratify the Armenia-EU agreement in early April, and this achievement should also be attributed to his visit. However, a few days before the visit, Armenian media reported about the ratification, and Mirzoyan was left with the acknowledgment of the fact post hoc.

By the way, one of the representatives of the Armenian community in Germany told us: 'Mirzoyan did not have a speech in the Bundestag, and in Berlin, it seemed that he was making a speech in the corridor. During the speech, there were more representatives of the Armenian delegation than Germans.'

'By the way, Ararat Mirzoyan was on a five-day business trip, which is a rather impressive duration for a business trip, coinciding with the days when cleaners' meager wages were being cut in the same National Assembly,' said a source from 'My Step.'

Mirzoyan's visit had another 'charm' as the head of the National Assembly’s European Integration Committee was not included in the delegation. 'This is Ararat Mirzoyan's 'special' attitude toward Arman Yeghoyan, who 'dared' to become the committee's president instead of Ararat's candidate Anush Bekhloyan.'

Read the full article in today's issue of the newspaper.