Significant Time Allocated to Discussing the Content of the Meeting in Munich: Simonyan Provides Details

Earlier, it was reported that the "My Step" faction of the National Assembly held a closed meeting today, attended also by Prime Minister Pashinyan. One of the topics discussed was the issue of a referendum on constitutional amendments.

After the meeting, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Alen Simonyan answered journalists' questions. "I can say that this was another meeting with the Prime Minister in the format of a faction. Questions were raised regarding the referendum, but the discussion was primarily dedicated to the routine issues of the National Assembly faction, with a significant amount of time devoted to the content and outcomes of the meeting that took place in Munich. Let's evaluate it as another meeting," stated Simonyan.

He mentioned that in the near future they will either hold a press conference or make a statement regarding the upcoming referendum and their work. "For now, I will refrain from saying anything further," he added, not wishing to disclose details.

According to Alen Simonyan, a "NO" headquarters will be formed, and if it is not formed, "there is nothing to worry about."