


ArmInfo. The National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia's Committee on State and Legal Affairs has postponed the discussion of increasing the salaries of the Prime Minister and other high-ranking officials for two months.
The discussion was postponed because the main speaker, Deputy Prime Minister Tigran Khachatryan, failed to appear. A new date for the discussion has not yet been set.
The document approved by the government in September proposes increasing the prime minister's salary calculation coefficient from 18 to 32. If adopted, the salary of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan should increase by approximately 80%—from 1,498,000 drams to 2,662,000 drams. Ministerial salaries are planned to double, to 1,997,000 drams.
According to previously announced plans, the changes were supposed to take effect on January 1, 2027, but the timing is now dependent on parliamentary procedures.


