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Pashinyan Pledges Uncompromising Anti-Corruption Stance

Pashinyan Signals Tough Anti-Corruption Line, Demands Answers on High-Profile Acquittals

HetqNov 9, 20261 min readOriginal: Hetq
Pashinyan Pledges Uncompromising Anti-Corruption Stance

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan marked the fifth anniversary of Armenia's Anti-Corruption Committee by reaffirming his commitment to combating graft without exceptions. Speaking at the commemoration, Pashinyan stated that members of the ruling team would face prosecution if warranted, emphasizing that anti-corruption efforts must remain non-selective and apply uniformly across society.

The remarks come amid scrutiny over recent high-profile acquittals in corruption cases, which Pashinyan addressed by demanding answers on the outcomes. His comments underscore ongoing efforts to establish institutional accountability mechanisms within Armenia's government, a priority since his rise to power in 2018.

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