VIDEO: He Realizes He Has Triumphed Over the Street. Pashinyan at the "My Step for Tavush" Business Conference

The "My Step for Tavush" business conference is being held for the second time in Dilijan, featuring Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Before the conference began, the Tavush anthem was played for the first time, after which the Prime Minister delivered a speech outlining pathways for business development, citing examples of successful ventures both with financial backing and without.

During his speech, Nikol Pashinyan emphasized that many modern heroes have moved from Yerevan to the countryside, despite the prevailing notion that success requires moving from the village to the capital. "I am one of those examples," said Pashinyan, laughing as the audience applauded.

Continuing to smile, the Prime Minister described himself as a poor example. "Our primary goal is to encourage and promote individual effort in the development of Armenia," he declared. Pashinyan provided examples of how ordinary individuals have invested personal effort to create something new; although it may not seem significant at first glance, their contributions are indeed special for the country's advancement.

"Money is not crucial; what matters is that a person wakes up every day and knows what needs to be done. By the end of the day, they feel satisfied because they realize they have created something new, they have innovated. They understand that they have won, triumphed over the street, where for 30 years, according to accepted logic, one should stay and wait for someone to come and invite them to the criminal team of election fraudsters," Pashinyan stated.

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The Prime Minister announced that this year, the volume of reserved dollars in Armenia has reached $171 million, having increased by $40 million in just three days. According to Pashinyan, he received this information from the Central Bank.
"This means that money is circulating in Armenia, the arteries of the economy have opened up, and we need a victory of individual effort so that cash circulation and economic activity become more active," he stated.

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