"I am in debt but to my homeland." Artak Tovmasyan. "Past"
The «Past» newspaper writes: Artak Tovmasyan, the head of the «Tovmasyan» Foundation, does not want to comment on the news that he is entering politics because he has large debts. "This is ridiculous nonsense, what can I comment on?" - he said. We insisted: "After you announced about creating a political team, they write everything about you" “It means I started everything right.” Can you explain what kind of debts are we talking about, at least in two or three words? “All my life I have been engaged in investments and charity, which would have been impossible in the conditions you specified. If we are talking about a debt to the Motherland, then a human life is not long enough to pay it off,” Tovmasyan added half in jest, half seriously in a conversation with Past.




















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