The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, assured that jobs at the enterprises owned by Gagik Tsarukyan have not been closed. He stated this during a briefing with journalists.
Pashinyan pointed to "Araratcement," which temporarily suspended its operations but is now working again, and a temporary manager will soon be appointed.
"Our goal is not to close jobs but to return what was stolen from the people," he explained.
Pashinyan also noted that in necessary cases, the activities of enterprises will be suspended, but they will soon be reopened.
He emphasized that processes have neither slowed down nor accelerated, as state institutions have been formed over the past 8-9 years.
Recall that on July 6, Tsarukyan was detained and accused of organizing fraud and money laundering.
