Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan visited the Anti-Corruption Committee, where he participated in the ceremonial session dedicated to the third anniversary of the establishment of the structure and the Anti-Corruption Committee's employee's day.
First, the chairman of the Anti-Corruption Committee, Sasun Khachatryan, reported on the activities of the committee in 2024. Then, Prime Minister Pashinyan made a speech, congratulated the Anti-Corruption Committee on the occasion of its third anniversary and the Committee's employee's day. "Of course, it is understandable that designing a new system is a very complex and challenging job.
During this period, in the last three years, great and serious efforts have been made in the establishment of the Anti-Corruption Committee. called stagnation.
According to Nikol Pashinyan, one should not wait for the establishment and transition periods to pass in order to consider the mission accomplished, because there is no establishment point, and one should constantly strive for improvement and development fortunately or unfortunately, what I have to say about the Anti-Corruption Committee generally falls within the framework of what I have to say about the functioning of the general law enforcement system from the activity of the law enforcement system, will not be correct.
However, it should be noted that there is a feeling of dissatisfaction both among the public and in the law enforcement system, and this is related to very specific realities," the head of the country said and talked about those realities.
The Prime Minister emphasized that everything expected from the Government and him personally has been done for the maximum effective work of the judicial system.
"Serious institutional reforms have taken place, legislative reforms have taken place, essential reforms of the social guarantees system have taken place in the investigation system, the prosecution system, the judicial system, certain legislative and technical capabilities have also been introduced.
And perhaps at this stage, at least for me, I record that there is no such thing that the judicial system has expected from the Government, and the Government has said that it will not satisfy that expectation with the understanding that according to the logic of development, there should always be expectations from the Government, because the time is ahead. purchase, new requirements emerge or new needs arise.
But on the other hand, our perception is that after doing all these actions in the law enforcement system, after making all these investments, we should also see certain preliminary results, especially in an environment where we can record that in the Republic of Armenia, justice and fairness, prevention of corruption and There is no lack of political will to root out corruption, in general.
On the contrary, there is a clear, unequivocal political will that it should happen in the Republic of Armenia. That problem is now solved," Nikol Pashinyan emphasized.
