Yesterday, at 2:45 a.m., I received a phone call from Moscow, from my childhood school student friend, that he would be very upset with me if I responded to the Prime Minister's public request without seeing him.
This was mentioned in a conversation with journalists by the member of parliament from the National Assembly, Hovik Aghazaryan, referring to the question of when he will announce his decision on the resignation of the mandate.
"Now I am waiting for him to come. I will tell you tonight, I can't ignore that friend's request, he is the second person I consider to be a better person than me, a good guy. No, he is the first. He's the first one I've considered a better person than me, he's a good guy.
Now I consider him a better man than me, I consider him a better father than me, I consider him a better husband than me, and therefore those around me know my attitude towards him and therefore I do nothing without consulting him. I can't," he said.
To the question: does your friend enjoy a greater reputation than the Prime Minister, he answered: "For me, he is an exceptional authority, exceptional.
I will listen to him and make my decision. I will simply respect his request that he come and tell an argument so that I, let's say, can't ignore that argument in all different senses.
Therefore, I have to respect."
