Only two days ago, we marked the anniversary of Armenia's independence. With pride, we greeted the victorious army's military parade. And, I am convinced, we realised that only pan-national unity of will, and unity of forces, brought independence to Armenia and saved Artsakh from destruction. Our battle has moved from the field of blood and heroism, to the economic field. We must give much more productive and organisational shape to our emotional and spontaneous relations.
History demonstrates that the peoples who win are the ones who are more organised and rational.
And this is our 3rd arch-problem and reality simultaneously. Unfortunately, both in the fatherland and in the diaspora, the examples of conflicts leading to disunity and separation are many. First and foremost, mutual trust and tolerance are essential for us. And the first indications of these must come from the fatherland. We will begin improvements from the inside of the country, from the government, from the Prime Minister.