Prime minister makes first changes in government staff

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16.09.2016, 16:56

Armenia’s prime minister Karen Karapetyan has made the first changes in the government structure today, dismissing Tigran Karapetyan as an aide to prime minister.

Prime minister makes first changes in government staff

YEREVAN, September 16. /ARKA/. Armenia’s prime minister Karen Karapetyan has made the first changes in the government structure today, dismissing Tigran Karapetyan as an aide to prime minister.

He has also dismissed Gurgen Dumanyan as first deputy chief of government staff and Gagik Khachatryan and Aram Ananyan as advisors to prime minister.

By a decree Karapetyan has appointed Gagik Martirosyan as chief advisor to the prime minister. -0-

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