Pashinyan says Armenia has shifted from survival to development agenda

17 February 2026 09:51

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that Armenia’s current priority is development rather than survival.

According to Caliber.Az, the Armenian prime minister made the remarks in a video published on his Facebook page.

“I have finished reading the first book of the third volume of The History of Armenia and immediately started the second book of the third volume. Study the lessons of Armenian history. In fact, this is what I do constantly. This is one of the reasons why today we have an agenda of development, not survival,” Pashinyan said.

By Tamilla Hasanova

Caliber.Az

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