Pashinyan Links Armenia’s Poverty Rate to Inadequate Public Education
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan linked the country’s 23% poverty rate to the lack of proper public education during a parliamentary discussion on the 2026 draft budget.
We are showing economic growth and significant money circulation, yet we do not see a substantial reduction in poverty. I have thought a lot about this phenomenon. In my view, the reason is the dilapidated schools and the fact that a significant portion of the country’s children are deprived of the right to quality education. There is no other reason.
Pashinyan blamed past governments for neglecting to improve the education system in Armenia, citing both academic policy and infrastructure.
Author's summary: Pashinyan blames poverty on poor education.
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