The World Order Is Collapsing Before Our Eyes: Pashinyan

During a government meeting, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressed the changes in the world order and the need for Armenia’s resilience in their wake.  “The world is collapsing before our eyes. We must work with this reality in mind. Today, at least in the Eurasian region, there is no country or state that will not receive its share of the blow from this upheaval. In this process of collapse, we must be doubly flexible, doubly intellectual (developed), and resilient, so that we can steer our country through this stormy ocean to a peaceful harbor. For this, we need special
29 September 2022
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Աշխարհակարգը բոլորիս աչքի առաջ կը փլուզուի. Փաշինեան

During a government meeting, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressed the changes in the world order and the need for Armenia’s resilience in their wake. 

“The world is collapsing before our eyes. We must work with this reality in mind. Today, at least in the Eurasian region, there is no country or state that will not receive its share of the blow from this upheaval. In this process of collapse, we must be doubly flexible, doubly intellectual (developed), and resilient, so that we can steer our country through this stormy ocean to a peaceful harbor.

For this, we need special will, wisdom, diligence, and consistency.

We must revisit the formulas of thought by which we have been guided as a state and as a people. We must re-examine those formulas and be convinced of their viability. If we are not convinced of their viability, then we must make certain corrections to those formulas to ensure our country’s viability, resilience, and endurance,” said Pashinyan.

Հարիւր միլիոնաւոր տոլարներ վճարուած են, բայց դաշնակիցներու կողմէ զէնքի մատակարարման պարտաւորութիւնները չեն կատարուիր․ Նիկոլ Փաշինեա
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