Those Expecting Sensational Scandals Will Be Disappointed: Torosyan on Spreading Rumors

Some media outlets yesterday and today have attempted to create fabricated sensations in line with the style of "yellow journalism," and this is one of them. The information published in the 'Iravunk' newspaper, claiming that a 'rebellion' is brewing in the ministry, does not correspond to reality, to put it mildly, and to be more precise, it is simply false. This was stated by Minister of Health Arsen Torosyan in response to reports circulating in the media on his Facebook page.

"There can hardly be any talk of a 'tense atmosphere' in the ministry. The working environment is based on mutual respect and professional requirements. Those expecting sensational scandals will be disappointed. As I have mentioned before, I am not an advocate of irregular movements, but I also do not prefer the approach of unnecessarily delaying decisions and actions. The upcoming actions of the ministry are outlined in the Government's five-year program, and we will continue to implement it consistently. My only 'strict requirement' in the ministry has been and remains the continuous improvement of the quality of services provided to citizens. I urge the media to engage in disseminating real information, rather than misleading their readers with false 'rebellions.'

P.S. I will add that I haven’t even had a general assembly yet; the leg of lies is indeed quite short," the minister wrote.

It is noteworthy that a 'rebellion' is brewing in the Ministry of Labor and Social Issues. The matter is that the newly appointed minister has decided to unofficially dismiss long-serving employees with substantial experience in a 'cultured' manner, as reported by the 'Iravunk' newspaper.