"Zhoghovurd" daily writes:
"According to the exclusive sources of "Zhoghovurd" daily newspaper, on the instructions of Nikol Pashinyan, the Prime Minister of Armenia, the head of the "Civil Contract" party, the territorial structures of the ruling party were given an instruction to be fully formed and ready from March 1. According to our sources, the works are already underway in the entire territory of the republic.
Unusual activity is observed in the regional structures, formation of headquarters, hiring, recruitment and organizational works are going on in an accelerated mode. According to the information received by the "Zhoghovurd" daily, RA Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures, Davit Khudatyan, has focused almost entirely on staff work in recent days, seeming to put his immediate official duties on the back burner.
Our sources say that he is personally involved in coordinating the process of building the headquarters. According to the same sources, the direct instruction for the activation of the headquarters was transferred vertically from Pashinyan to the head of the Prime Minister's staff, the head of the KP staff Arayik Harutyunyan, who distributed the instruction to Khudatyan, who is in charge of territorial administration.
Why are you engaged in party work during working hours, instructing CP structures by calling that all headquarters should be ready for work by March 1? "There is no such thing.
"Civil Contract" has offices in marzes, they work normally. There is no special process at the moment. As for my work, when the official campaign starts, at that time, according to the law, I will take a leave and deal with these issues.
And now I am not giving any instructions, they gave you false information," stated Minister Khudatyan. Thus, it should be summarized that while there are still rearrangements in the political field about who should form an alliance with whom, the CP has moved to the next pre-election stage with concrete actions. recruits people, resources, headquarters and opportunities."
Details in today's issue of "Zhoghovurd" daily.
