PAP doesn’t Consider itself an Opposition: Styopa Safaryan

In a meeting with reporters Heritage party parliamentary group leader Styopa Safaryan to the question whether he considers PAP an opposition, the latter replied:
“And does PAP consider itself an opposition? Let it consider itself opposition first, then we’ll have the right to consider or not.”

Turning to the latest developments, that PAP didn’t sign under the questionnaire to be sent to RA Prosecutor General’s Office and to the Parliament reasoning that PAP won’t sign under any questionnaire, agreement, where there is just one signature of Heritage party member, Styopa Safaryan said:
“All that’s going on between PAP and Heritage party is neither an accomplishment nor a loss, and the problem with PAP arose after the initiative to convene an extraordinary session; it would be better to discuss the reasons for the failure in the domestic kitchen, but everything was done in an obvious way. Instead of discussing future actions and avoiding future failure we saw what is being done by PAP.”