Tigran Avinyan: The process of prosthetics for servicemen should be  at the highest level

ArmInfo.  Members of the  armed forces with disabilities should receive an exceptional personal  approach based on the most accurate assessment of individual needs.   Deputy Prime Minister of Armenia Tigran Avinyan stated this during a  meeting dedicated to the process of prosthetics for servicemen with  disabilities.

According to the press service of the government, during the meeting,  Avinyan stressed the need to address key issues, taking into account  the assessment of current needs and capabilities, establishing a  special prosthetics procedure, identifying beneficiaries and  attracting additional resources.

"The process of prosthetics should be at the highest level. This is  the least that we can do for the servicemen who did not spare their  lives for the sake of defending the Motherland," he said. During the  meeting, the participants discussed the progress of the prosthetics  process and daily work to clarify the number of beneficiaries. A  separate group included issues related to the organization of  prosthetics for persons injured or wounded during the war, including  an assessment of their needs and the possibility of attracting  additional funding. Avinyan established two important principles for  the execution of work: the introduction of high standards and the  determination of the order of persons to be prosthetic as needed. On  these issues, the departments were given appropriate instructions.