Pashinyan's Office Continues to Enrich Working Conditions: 'Hraparak'

According to the newspaper 'Hraparak', Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's office continues its 'public benefit' activities aimed at improving and enriching working conditions.

Recently, 'Hraparak' reported that 51 million drams have been allocated from the state budget for government officials, including Pashinyan, his Chief of Staff Arayik Harutyunyan, and Deputy Heads Taron Chakhoyan and Bagrat Badalyan, to work in a more comfortable building. The funds will be used to renovate the administrative building of the Prime Minister's office.

Earlier, it was reported that the Prime Minister's office purchased six rugs, five of which cost 220 thousand drams each, with one at 400 thousand drams. The rugs were acquired from 'Megeryan Carpet' company, totaling 1 million 500 thousand drams.

It turns out that on November 11, the Prime Minister's office bought rugs again, this time totaling 6 million drams. With these funds, they acquired 352.7 square meters of rug from 'Armkarpet' LLC, with a price of 17 thousand drams per square meter. It remains unclear where they will lay all these rugs. Perhaps they have decided to carpet the corridors and restrooms of the government so that feet 'don’t touch the floor.'

For further details, refer to today's issue of the newspaper.