Armenia’s opposition bloc said on Wednesday it would nominate protest opposition leader, Nikol Pashinyan, to be the country’s next prime minister, one of its members, Edmon Marukyan told Reuters, APA reports.
“Pashinyan has the people’s trust. I don’t think there will be any problems, and taking this situation into account, lawmakers will vote for his candidacy,” he said.
Marukyan spoke after police took up positions in the center of the Armenian capital as tens of thousands of people protested against the ruling elite.
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