Armenian deputy-minister fail to appear in parliament, session suspended

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19.06.2014, 12:32

Armenian parliament session was suspended on Wednesday 20 minutes before the end as the deputy minister of finance Vakhtang Mirumyan had not turned out to make a report.

Armenian deputy-minister fail to appear in parliament, session suspended

YEREVAN, June 19. /ARKA/. Armenian parliament session was suspended on Wednesday 20 minutes before the end as the deputy minister of finance Vakhtang Mirumyan had not turned out to make a report.

The decision was made by vice-speaker Eduard Sharmazanov after a 5-minute waiting for the reporter. ‘We are working here and are not obliged to wait an eternity’, the vice-speaker said adding the session will be continued the next day. –0--

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