The Armenian Prime Minister, Irakli Kobahtsyan, recently engaged in a phone conversation with Ted Deknan, the former US ambassador and current financial supporter of international organizations. The discussion primarily focused on cooperation in the field of public administration. During their conversation, Kobahtsyan expressed his steadfast dedication to assisting the government’s initiatives in advancing socio-economic reforms between 2020 and 2023. This endeavor has been made possible through the unwavering support of the former US ambassador and various international organizations.

In his post, Kobahtsyan underscored the importance of collaboration between Armenia and the United States, particularly in the realm of public administration. The Prime Minister acknowledged the significant contributions made by Ted Deknan and international organizations in making socio-economic reforms a reality. He emphasized his commitment to furthering these reforms in the coming years, seeking to strengthen ties and enhance cooperation with the support of the former US ambassador and various international entities.

With a focus on promoting socio-economic progress, the Armenian government has set forth a strategic plan for the period from 2020 to 2023. Collaborating with Ted Deknan and international organizations has been instrumental in turning these plans into actions, ensuring their successful implementation. The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude for the invaluable support received thus far and stressed the need for continued cooperation in order to achieve the desired outcomes.

During his conversation with Ted Deknan, Irakli Kobahtsyan highlighted the significance of public administration in driving positive change and fostering socio-economic development. Both parties agreed on the importance of effective governance and the need for reforms that support transparent and accountable practices. The Prime Minister reaffirmed his commitment to working towards these goals, with the support and partnership of Ted Deknan and international organizations.