Armenian premier calls for joy over peace established between Armenia  and Azerbaijan

ArmInfo.  When a child is born, everyone rejoices, just as we hould rejoice over the peace established between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This was stated by RA  Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during a campaign on June 8 in the  village of Brnakot in Armenia's Syunik Province.

According to him, calm has reigned at the borders for two years now;  no one is shooting, no one is killed.  Pashinyan believes the time  has come to simply live. The country has emerged from a state of  existence and entered a stage of development and life, strengthening  the well-being of the state and its citizens.

At the next stop, already in Sisian, the prime minister spoke about  the mandatory health insurance system.  He noted that during the  first stage, the biggest beneficiaries were pensioners, who began  receiving free medical services, and children under 18. The rest of  society pays a certain amount, part of which is returned as payments  to the Zinapa fund. Pashinyan noted that he was pleased with the news  that taxi drivers had held protests demanding their inclusion in the  mandatory health insurance system. He noted that there are many  countries where, on the contrary, rallies were held against the  introduction of this system.

As a reminder, Armenia will hold parliamentary elections on June 7,  with 19 political forces - 17 parties and two blocs - participating.