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Pashinyan’s $500 000 prize to go to state budget

Armenian government to decide fate of $500,000 Zayed Prize awarded to Pashinyan

April 02, 2026

The Corruption Prevention Commission classified the cash prize as a gift to a public official. The government will use the funds to cover expenses, though it will decide which ones. The prime minister will put forward his proposals

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Armenian government to decide fate of $500,000 Zayed Prize awarded to Pashinyan

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