Efforts are being made to give the impression that the changes in road construction are related to the families of high-ranking officials.

Axar.az reports the statement came from Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

Pashinyan appealed to law enforcement agencies in this regard:

"We have an Anti-Corruption Committee, and I ask the Prosecutor General and the National Security Service not to leave the media unanswered," he said.

They are trying to give the impression that we have gathered to receive illegal interest in asphalt. They will not be able to achieve this. "Family members of the previous government also win tenders, and we are not dissatisfied because they work well," Pashinyan said.

It should be noted that some time ago, the Armenian press reported that Euroasfalt was owned by Carlen Simonyan, the brother of Alain Simonyan, the speaker of the country's parliament.