Yesterday was a significant day in Armenia, providing an accurate representation of the country’s achievements and ongoing trends. Vahé Hovhannisyan, a member of the Alternative Initiatives group, highlighted the importance of time and human productivity in his article. He acknowledged the presence of macro and micro challenges in Armenia, which differ from place to place. However, there are instances where these challenges persist despite efforts and good intentions.

Time management remains a challenge in Yerevan’s administration, leading to the imposition of control by the acting mayor. The city is currently discussing the possibility of holding elections to address this issue. While overcoming time constraints may not be desirable, it is necessary to take responsibility and find suitable solutions. For instance, the theater “Goy” has been grappling with a time-related problem for almost a year, highlighting the need for a resolution and prompting an artist to delve into the concept of time itself.

Concerned citizens demand that the government prioritize quality in its actions, as evidenced by a report from St. Petersburg highlighting macro-political time-related challenges. The Ministry of Education and Science is striving to rectify mistakes, but also bears responsibility for any interference it causes.

Shifting our focus to Yerevan, it is worth examining why public attention has moved from Avan to the concert hall. The thematic content of the concert hall appealed to the residents of Yerevan, addressing their pertinent problems and concerns. The organizers of the event, namely the “Mother Armenia” and “National Renaissance” groups, effectively conveyed their demands.

This suggests that with the correct system and management in place, quick and visible results can be achieved. However, the National Assembly, after two years, still struggles to deliver comprehensible decisions devoid of political bias. It is crucial to explore new approaches for effective presentation and reception. While some approaches may prove ineffective, others can be highly innovative and yield favorable outcomes.

Furthermore, it is essential to acknowledge that the old can be replaced by the new and can mutually support one another. However, it is also a possibility that certain processes may be beyond our comprehension, leading us to disengage and inadvertently contribute to their demise.

Looking ahead to 2024, individuals will play a pivotal role in introducing new formats to political and genre electronic processes. These formats should be compared to conventional methods, as time continues to deteriorate while demanding sustainable solutions. By actively addressing problems and embracing change, stakeholders can shape a promising future for Armenia.

This article was originally published by Armenian News – NEWS.am.