We have been in meetings and discussions for a month; the vast majority agreed that Archbishop Bagrat should be the candidate for prime minister, public intellectual Gurgen Melikyan said.<\/span><\/p>\n

“Our movement emerged from the land, from the land of Tavush, which is in danger today. We have become the fruits of that tree, born from that land. A person’s life is connected with the land, and the life of the nation is connected with the native land. Our movement was initiated by a man who felt it very well. He has served that land for 30 years; he is a person whose life is a service. From the very beginning of his conscious life, this man chose to serve God, his country, his land, and his people,” Melikyan said.<\/span><\/p>\n

He noted that today we need an opportunity to be able to rebuild our country. <\/span><\/p>\n

“A very difficult phase awaits us, but we must overcome this difficulty and understand that whoever takes responsibility now, this will be the most difficult service of his life,” he said.<\/span><\/p>\n