Everyone is Interested in My Watch and Where it Was Stolen From: Pashinyan

The government aims to create incentives. This was stated by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

“Every day I face this problem, every day I encounter these astonished reactions, these astonished reactions asking, ‘How is this possible? Is this really happening?’ We are mistaken to think that this is a government meeting, that this is the highest executive authority in the country, and once something is said here, it’s done, everyone will know, or if we speak from the National Assembly podium, everyone will know, or if we talk on television or at a press conference, everyone will know. Now, none of this interests anyone. Now, everyone is interested in who the Prime Minister's watch belongs to, where it was stolen from, how many diamond stones are in it, what kind of nuclear reactor is installed in it, and so on,” he stated, adding that when such a news item is published, it will receive billions of views. “When you tell someone that we are creating infrastructure to ensure your well-being, that doesn’t interest them.”