"Strong Armenia" presented its development plans to residents of  Sisian and Goris

ArmInfo.  Members of the "Strong Armenia" party, led by Narek Karapetyan, a member of the party's Council, paid a working visit to the towns of Sisian and Goris in the Syunik region, where they presented their vision for a strong  Armenia.

In Sisian, Narek Karapetyan, a member of the party's Council,  presented Strong Armenia's economic and security program, "Strong  Peace," to residents, and explained the reasons for Samvel  Karapetyan's entry into politics. "Having no other choice, Karapetyan  decided to try to change life in Armenia. Today, there is no one in  the country with economic experience, who has worked with tens of  thousands of people, who knows how to overcome poverty," the party  Council member noted. In this regard, he recalled that Strong Armenia  Party Chairman Samvel Karapetyan has gained experience working in  various countries around the world, while channeling this potential  into Armenia's development. "And he has no other intention than to  develop Armenia, because, being financially secure, he will be the  only leader in the country who will not need anything after coming to  power," Karapetyan noted.

In Sisian, party members also discussed political and social issues,  as well as the challenges of balanced community development, with  residents.

During a meeting with Goris residents, party members also presented  the party's programs, answered questions from participants, and  exchanged views on other challenges facing Armenia today. In a  conversation with Goris residents, Karapetyan noted that under the  current government, the country has faced the loss of Artsakh, while  no significant changes have occurred within Armenia, including the  problem of poverty. "Over the past 30 years, Armenia has had various  leaders, and under each of them, Samvel Karapetyan was ready to help  his homeland. However, under the current government, no changes have  occurred in the country, and the quality of life remains low,"  Karapetyan emphasized.

He also recalled that the Armenian Prime Minister had previously  stated that he was "abandoning the agenda of restoring historical  justice." According to him, this means that the Armenian Prime  Minister does not intend to demand recognition of the Armenian  Genocide at the state level.

In this regard, Karapetyan stated that two worlds can exist in  Armenia: a weak one and a strong one. "A weak world is one in which  the Armenian authorities open the country's doors to representatives  of the enemy. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has already gotten  everything he wanted. This is a manifestation of a weak world. A  strong world is the world we intend to achieve, in which all  negotiations with our neighbors are conducted on an equal footing,"  the party council member stated. According to him, while Armenia is  treading water, positive changes are being observed in other  countries. For example, in Georgia, the poverty rate has been halved.  "Furthermore, Armenians abroad live better than anyone else because  they have the opportunity to realize their potential. However, this  is not happening in Armenia due to the lack of a leader with, for  example, a strong economic background. Our proposal to the Armenian  people is this: you've already seen different approaches; now accept  a person who needs nothing, a person who already has everything,"  Karapetyan concluded.

As a reminder, on February 12, at the Karen Demirchyan Sports and  Concert Complex, businessman Samvel Karapetyan, chairman of the  Strong Armenia party, was unanimously elected as the prime  ministerial candidate for the upcoming parliamentary elections  scheduled for June 7.