ARFD member Albert Ajemian: Foundation of government
decentralization principle is laid down by Yerevan Council of
Elders elections
04-05-2009 18:55:00 | Armenia | Politics
YEREVAN, MAY 4, NOYAN TAPAN. The reforms carried out in
Yerevan so far had a local communal nature: asphalting, planting
of greenery, etc.: now elaboration and implementation of
strategic programs is already necessary. Albert Ajemian taking
the second place on ARFD Yerevan Council of Elders elections
electoral roll expressed such an opinion at the May 4 meeting
with party supporters. In his words, the foundation of
government decentralization principle is for the first time laid
down by Yerevan Council of Elders elections of May 31.
"Besides, Council of Elders consisting of 165 people comes
to replace the power of one person, Mayor," A. Ajemian said. In
his words, the other positive peculiarity of Council of Elders
elections is that it provides participation of Yerevan residents
in the issue of city's government. The next positive
circumstance, as A. Ajemian recorded, is the "politicized and
ideologized" nature of the May 31 elections, which is expressed
by presence of political forces' proportional lists and
programs.