Newly important justice minister to head reforms in resolute phase in Armenia’s judicial system: Armenia’s PM

Justice minister is intellectual, strong-willed person with high professional skills, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said today while familiarizing the newly appointed minister with the staff of the ministry.

Before the appointment Rustam Badasyan was deputy head of State Revenue Committee. Armenia’s PM stated that in the previous post Badasyan displayed himself at his best with high organizational skills.

“I consider it important that Mr Badasyan will head the reforms in the justice system in this resolute phase. It is not a secret that currently we are in a resolute and breakthrough phase and the government is determined to have really independent judicial system for which justice minister must fully control the situation and implement the political messages addressed by the government with effective steps,” Pashinyan stated.

The head of the government also thanked former minister Artak Zeynalyan and said that he is not in the country that is why is not present at the meeting.

“I am convinced that Mr Zeynalyan’s potential and experience will be used for building the Armenian statehood,” Pashinyan stated.