Prime Minister meets with the relatives of the prisoners of war who recently returned to Armenia
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his wife Anna Hakobyan on Friday had a meeting with relatives of prisoners of war from Shirak region who returned to Armenia recently, the Prime Minister's Office said, ARMENPRESS reports.
In his speech, the Head of the Government noted that during these three years, everything possible was done for the return of prisoners. "While it's clear that we were all anxious to see them back as soon as possible, I want to thank you for your patience because it was very important. As a human being, I highly appreciate your patience," said the Prime Minister and added that everything should be done so that our brothers can return to normal life.
The relatives of the prisoners thanked the Prime Minister and the government for their efforts.
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