Armenian president: There are serious problems with specialists in all spheres of education

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The problems of Armenia's socioeconomic development are caused by miscalculations in the field of education, President of Armenia Vahagn Khachaturyan said at the Republican Conference themed 'Relevant Problems of Socioeconomic Development of the Republic of Armenia,' Report informs via Sputnik Armenia.

"The main problem is in education - we are facing serious problems with specialists in all spheres. I am sure that we will not be successful without profound reforms in this system," he said.

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