In Three Years, We've Built as Much Road as in the Previous Seven Years, Says Pashinyan

"We have built as much road in three years as was built in the previous seven years, but it is very important that no one from our government has become a millionaire as a result of the construction of these roads," said acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during a special session of the National Assembly.

“We are building roads not to steal asphalt, but to serve the people. Today, there are dozens of villages in Armenia that have not had accessible roads since the 1980s, and there have been no kindergartens since the Soviet era. During this time, we have either built, reconstructed, or overhauled 200 kindergartens, and we have never thought about how many votes we would get for this because our actions have been based on values,” Pashinyan added.