A new "Adequad" party has been established in Armenia

ArmInfo.A new Adequad party has been established in Armenia.At the constituent assembly "Adequad" it was unanimously decided to create a new party in the republic, 109 in a row. The charter and program of the "newly minted" party were also unanimously adopted. The party will be led by Arthur Danielyan.

As Danielyan himself said in an interview with reporters after the  founding meeting of the party, their main goal is to become leaders  of the revolution, which is inevitable.

He also ruled out at the moment the creation of a coalition with  supporters of the second President of the Republic of Armenia Robert  Kocharian or with the son-in-law of the third President of the  Republic of Armenia, Mikael Minasyan. "I predicted in one of my  Facebook posts that Mikael Minasyan could become the best candidate  to lead the opposition, but I'm not sure there is a need for it now.  No matter how harmful the politician of the government of Nikol  Pashinyan is, from a political, civilizational point of view it is  very useful in terms of approaching the upcoming revolution and  leading this revolution in the Republic of Armenia, "Danielyan said.

However, according to the head of the newly created party, if there  is opposition, then the candidacy of Mikael Minasyan is the most  suitable, since he is the most prepared at the moment. At the same  time, he found it difficult to say whether Adekvad's cooperation with  Minasyan will be in the future or not, but assuring that if such  cooperation does exist, then only on an ideological basis.  He also  did not agree with the statement that they did not want to gain  power. Danielyan emphasized that they merely stated that they most  likely would not take part in the elections. At the same time, he  assured that in Armenia not one of the former leaders, including  Nikol Pashinyan, had full power. "I will say more, Pashinyan had the  least power among all the leaders in the Republic of Armenia, since  in Armenia people did not vote for someone, but against. And that was  even in 1991. No one had a coherent government, namely this was due  to the fact that not one of them was able to come and implement a  comprehensive reform program, "Danielyan assured.