It is important to launch investigation and initiate criminal case  after each voiced corruption problem, Mills says 

ArmInfo. US Embassy is ready to assist the Armenian government in the issue of fighting against corruption, US Ambassador to Armenia Richard Mills stated answering to ArmInfo's correspondent's question. 

Until now everything I have heard from the government about fight  against corruption inspires trust. I think that the Prime Minister  reacts to this problem. Corruption should be eradicated as it hinders  development of business and involvement of new investments. It also  may become threat to national security. I think that the Prime  Minister realizes this and is concerned over the issue, the US  diplomat stressed. 

In my opinion investigative journalism plays a serious role in fight  against corruption, Mills summarized.

To note, on October 20, the Prime Minister presented the government  program to the parliament.  The program particularly envisages that  the government intends to fight artificial monopolies and corruption.    Within 3 months the government intends to criminalize "unlawful  enrichment" and in 6 months to introduce mechanisms guaranteeing  execution of relevant laws.  Within a 6-month term the government  intends to develop anticorruption institutional system by revising  the principles of forming the relevant council, increase  accountability of anticorruption and law enforcement bodies, to   increase number of those officials obliged to present declaration on  incomes and property, to hold events aimed at regulating collision of  interests and to set legal restrictions on cash deals.  Within a year  the government also intends to develop legislation envisaging tougher  punishment for crimes against state service.