Wednesday, May 22 2019 14:42

ArmInfo.In Armenia, the number of those who fully support the appointments of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has decreased. Director of the Gallup International  Association office in Armenia Aram Navasardyan stated this on May 22  in Yerevan, presenting the results of the Pashinyan government's  100-day survey.

The survey was conducted from April 30 to May 9. 1108 people  throughout the country attended in it, the error is 3%. So, to the  question whether you support Pashinyan's personnel appointments, only  12.4% of respondents said they fully support (between 25% in  September 2018), while 45.3% mostly agree (51.4% - 2018) , 24%  (12.9%) no longer agree, 12.5% do not agree at all (6.4%), 5.8% found  it difficult to answer (4.8%).

At the same time, 20.3% positively estimate the 100 days of the  Pashinyan government (in September 2018, those were 33%), rather,  53.8% (51%) positively, 13.8% (6.9%) rather negative, negative 7.9%  (4.6%) found it difficult to answer 4, 3% (4.4%) of respondents.  

When asked whether the current authorities are most eager to  cooperate with which country, 30.1% of respondents were convinced  that with Russia, while 28% of respondents were convinced that  Armenia is building equal relations with all world political centers,  17.1% indicated on the EU, 7.5% - the Eurasian Economic Union, 5.3% -  the US, 2.2% - other countries, another 9.8% - were undecided.

  At the same time, almost half of the respondents believe that the  most serious problem facing the country is unemployment - 45%, in  second place is the economic condition of the country - 40.5%, low  pensions - 26.8%, Karabakh conflict - 26.1%, 10 .5% - migration, 7.5  - pointed to corruption.

To the question whether your level of life is satisfied, 20% of  respondents answered that they were completely satisfied, in  September 2018 those were 21.4%, and in November 2017 15.4%, more  likely yes - 53.1% (46.3% and 47 .4% respectively), rather not -  15.5% (17.9% and 21.1% respectively), no - 10.3% (14% and 15.3%,  respectively).

2.5% of respondents consider the social condition of their family to  be very good; meanwhile, in the fall of 2018, they were 2.6%, and in  the autumn of 2017, 2.1% rather well answered - 18.2% (16.3% and 16,  5% respectively), average - 64.4% (61.4% and 61.5% respectively),  poorly - 8.6% (12.9% and 12.8% respectively), very poorly - 5.5%  (6.3% and 6.9%, respectively).

At the same time, in general, the majority of respondents positively  assess the level of the Armenian economy, <very good> estimated 1.7%  (1.7% and 1% respectively), good - 9.2% (9.5% and 4.7% respectively)  The average is 54.5% (46.7% and 26.3% respectively), poorly 22.5%  (28% and 32.4% respectively), very poorly 10.9% (10.7% and 35%  respectively).  At the same time, 75.8% of respondents believe that  the government implemented serious reforms in the fight against  corruption, 57.5% pointed to the health sector, 47.9% ecology, 46.3%  foreign policy, 42.3% economics, 38.6% - education and 28.9% - jobs.

At the same time, the respondents rated activity of Defense Minister  David Tonoyan and the head of the National Security Service Artur  Vanetsyan on a 5-point scale - 4.2 points, the Police and its boss  Valery Osipyan were on the second place - 4 points, the third was  Feliks Tsolakyan and the Emergencies Ministry, the worst positions  were Zaruhi Botoyan and M Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.

In the assessment of the regions, they are most satisfied with the  activities of the governor of Tavush region Arsen Chobanyan - 4  points, the worst indicators of the head of Vayots Dzor Trdat  Sargsyan.