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Armenian administration and diaspora relations

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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has initiated several domestic and diplomatic activities. He launched a government talent pool program, selecting 269 candidates from 29 countries to bolster public administration. The cohort, which is 42 percent female with an average age of 33.3, includes 16 individuals appointed to senior roles such as deputy ministerial posts. During a visit to New York City for the United Nations General Assembly, Pashinyan faced backlash from the Armenian diaspora. A meeting with the All-Armenian Student Association (ASA) resulted in the resignation of the Eastern Region ASA deputy director and another board member, following claims that the meeting violated the organization’s apolitical policy. Additionally, Pashinyan marked National Minorities Day by emphasizing the importance of cultural and national diversity in Armenia. He stated that the state is committed to protecting the rights of all citizens to maintain their national identity, mother tongue, and religious characteristics. To mark Teacher’s Day, Pashinyan met with approximately thirty educators from Yerevan and other regions to discuss education reforms. He expressed a emphasized the need to make teaching more attractive to younger generations, announcing plans to implement a periodic voluntary teacher certification system and increase associated salary increments. Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport Zhanna Andreasyan also introduced a legislative initiative regarding the legal status of teachers, which includes provisions for housing support to provide greater security for educators. During recent discussions, Pashinyan reviewed the results of the voluntary certification system, noting its role in facilitating salary increases and bonuses.

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  1. 2026-10-06 07:06 UTC Armenian administration and diaspora relations
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