Elections devastate "from sea to sea" Armenia

February 18 presidential elections left a deep mark in our reality, bright display of which is that still ongoing in the political life of the country.

Since ancient times, many Armenian citizens have chosen a migration path, this fact is not a secret, especially as statistics and not just every time prove this reality.

In the first two months of the year for air path ("Zvartnots" airport in Yerevan and "Shirak" in Gyumri) 96192 people came to Armenia, and 115221 left. Compared to the same period last year the number of emigrants in January-February 2013 was increased by 2.455 people. Here are the official figures published by the General Directorate of Civil Aviation.

Of course, this is a serious threat for the country in general, and for national security. What do we have, at that time the incumbent President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan during his election campaign disparaged expressed concerning the fact of farmer's sons' emigration. "Am I too blame that your sons have emigrated?"-That was still presidential candidate's review.

And Sargsyan was reelected, and during this time, it turns out, people run away, by air or by land, it is not important. This rate of emigration after simple mathematical calculation leads to the clear conclusion that one "perfect" day there will be no more people in Armenia "from sea to sea", and the government will led emptiness, not even feeling guilt.

All this, of course, can be attributed only to the presidential elections, and, in particular, with the election results, and if to add all of this reduced fertility in the country, the future of Armenia does not bode well.

The only way out of this situation may be changes in our country, which will prevent migration, which grows day by day, destroying our country.

Thus, it appears that the authorities are neglected, and the citizens migrate mainly without return, leaving the country at the mercy of fate. It is definitely a matter of national security, which was discussed at the presidential level, but, as it is already known, the authorities do not feel guilty for a mass migration of the population.

Let us hope that as a result of the fundamental changes that pejorative process will eventually be prevented, and the level of awareness of the authorities still increase, and in addition to this the authorities will notice and respond to similar processes in our country.

Gevorg Avetisyan