From the very first days of our independence, there is a term that has been used a lot, at least at the political level, and that is "state thinking". We constantly talk and write about it, but, for example, state thinking is that the citizen knows how the state works as a mechanism.
This was announced by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan at the government session today, October 31.
He noted that the vast majority of RA citizens do not understand this. "I am convinced that 90 percent of RA citizens do not know how schools and roads are built.
A significant part of the citizens does not know what the state budget is, how it is formed, and it is not the citizen's fault and responsibility.
We want the citizens to love our state, but in order to love it, they have to know that state. I was greatly impressed by the fact that according to the results of the survey, the majority of RA citizens do not know the exact day of RA Independence.
That survey is on my desk, I open it very often, I browse through it. One said the day correctly, the month was wrong, the other said the opposite, and so on. We should put this issue in our awareness work, so that citizens know their state, what it is, how it works, with all its advantages and disadvantages.
Moreover, no proofreading is needed, because today no state is perfect. There are states that are very close, but still far from perfection," said Pashinyan.
