“The approach of the youth assures me that RA has a future and will be restored

Artak Zakaryan writes: “Before the next parliamentary elections, a unique situation has been created in Armenia.

On the one hand, Nikol Pashinyan and CP, with the “earned” defeats, losses, internal divisions, failed plans and attempts to package all of this as “Peace” during their years of power.

On the other side, there are the opposition forces based on the national agenda, equipped with a new generation, plans for the future, a vision of dignified, strong and safe Armenia, the prospect of the rise of Armenian statehood and the restoration of international positions, as well as an irreconcilable struggle against the created destructive process.

There is practically no other choice.

The citizen of Armenia must either choose self-deception and in the next five years witness how his once developing state is turned into a weak, worn out and depopulated country living under the fear of war.

Or he should choose the hope of changes and in the next five-year period witness the change of the situation, security guarantees, stable peace based on strength and dignity, national unity and the strengthening of the external positions of the state.

Recently, they were studying the data of several public opinion polls, and I was sincerely happy with the following fact. It is also seen in ordinary human interactions.

The majority of the youth of our country do not accept the formula proposed by Nikol Pashinyan and CP. In addition to the painful territorial and security losses inflicted on the state, they are not satisfied with the asphalt of a distant village, colorful renovations and cosmetic “innovations” in this or that field. They do not want to forget their national dignity and spiritual awakening, and they do not want to be deceived by the government’s superficial and show-case policy.

They need a strong country that guarantees the stable development of young people for the next 20-30 years, a safe and dignified life, a strong economy built on internal and external investments, and real opportunities for free self-expression at different stages of life. They need all the components of preservation of spiritual and cultural values ​​and national identity characteristic of the national state to be guaranteed in their country. They really want to be the master of their country, not to arrange their lives within the framework of the “ideas” and demands of the neighboring Azerbaijanis or Turks.

The approach of the youth assures me that the Republic of Armenia has a future, has chances to recover and strengthen, has an internal drive to strengthen statehood and sovereignty, has a mindset based on national values ​​and interests. And most importantly, the majority of youth are pragmatic and do not give in to manipulative propaganda slogans and lies.”

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