Armenian premier suggests re-organizing cabinet

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06.11.2014, 12:29

Armenia’s premier Hovik Abrahamyan reported about plans to re-organize the government on Thursday.

Armenian premier suggests re-organizing cabinet

YEREVAN, November 6. /ARKA/. Armenia’s premier Hovik Abrahamyan reported about plans to re-organize the government on Thursday.

According to the plans, a new ministry of economic integration and reforms will be created.

Apart from this, the ministry of emergencies and the ministry of territorial administration will be amalgamated, the premier said at a government meeting.

The post of the minister of territorial administration was vacant after Armen Gevorgyan resigned in mid October.

There are 18 ministries in the Armenian cabinet today. –0--

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