PanARMENIAN.Net - Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated during a panel discussion at the Armenian Democracy Forum in Yerevan that systemic corruption has not existed in Armenia since 2018. He added that the government’s uncompromising stance on corruption is often unfairly used against it, 1lurer.am reported. Pashinyan further argued that if systemic corruption still existed, he himself would have received a share from every major corruption case. And I tell you: there is no systemic corruption in Armenia, there hasn’t been, and there won’t be,” he stated. The prime minister acknowledged, however, that isolated cases of corruption do occur, as in many other countries.