RA Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures Gnel Sanosyan has written an application for dismissal.
"Dear colleagues, dear friends
I would like to inform you that today I have written a resignation letter and am leaving the position of the Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure. The 3-plus years of my tenure were full of many challenges. In addition to the actual work, we have encountered unforeseen, unplanned and urgent problems almost on a daily basis. Construction of new roads, forced displacement from Nagorno-Karabakh, flood. And this is only listing the biggest challenges. There wasn't a working week when I wasn't doing some training.
I have personally followed the projects aimed at improving community life, the construction and improvement of new infrastructures, be it a substation, water line, road, construction of a kindergarten, etc. This series can be listed very long. With the efforts of the government, as a result of joint and team work, we have overcome and solved the problems that arose with honor. Surely, many problems still need to be solved, there is still a lot to be done, even if only in the direction of the challenges listed above.
I thank RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan for the trust and opportunity, the Deputy Prime Ministers, fellow ministers, the Prime Minister's Office, representatives of legislative and executive bodies, subordinate bodies, governors, local government leaders, international and local partners, and my great team, TKEN staff, without whom it would not have been possible to make this large volume of work a reality.
The system of territorial administration and infrastructures is very complex, the volume of work is enormous. During these 3 years, I have worked to the best of my ability for the benefit of our state and people.
I sincerely hope that the most important areas under the coordination of the Ministry will be managed with the same compassion for the benefit of the Republic of Armenia. I am leaving behind a huge amount of work done, so I am leaving quietly and peacefully."
