Baku / 08/08/19 / Turan: Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced the strategic goals of his country until 2050. Speaking at a rally in Karabakh on the evening of August 5, he said that by 2050 it is necessary to bring the population of Armenia to 5 million people, create 1.5 million jobs, eradicate poverty, turn Armenia into an industrial country, increase GDP by 15 times, have both at least 5 technology companies, whose value exceeds 10 billion dollars, and 10 thousand working startups, to increase by 7 times the average salary, according to the army"s combat readiness index, enter the top twenty countries, have one of the 10 most efficient intelligence services in the world, provide 100- percent accessibility of health services and 20-fold increase funding for this area, make education a national way of life, 20-fold increase funding for science and education, increase the number of tourists in Armenia to 15 million, make the Armenian national football team a prize winner of the European Championship and / or world, win 25 Olympic gold medals and the title of world chess champion.
"I am convinced that now many of you are asking: why is nothing said about Artsakh? The answer is very simple: because Artsakh is Armenia, and that"s the point," Radio Liberty quotes Pashinyan.
The Prime Minister did not explain how the Armenian authorities intend to solve such great tasks. The crowd of thousands gathered in the square in Khankendi rather sluggishly reacted to Pashinyan"s speech and cried out joyfully only after his last sentence. -02D-
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