The Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Ruben Rubinyan, stated that if he is elected as the Speaker of the National Assembly, he will not continue to be Armenia's special representative in the process of normalizing relations with Turkey.
According to Armenpress, Rubinyan made this statement during a briefing with reporters. "Since I have been nominated as a candidate for the Speaker of the National Assembly, it is obvious that I will not continue to be Armenia's special representative in negotiations with Turkey," Rubinyan said.
When asked who could replace him in that position, Rubinyan replied that he currently has no information. "As far as I know, it is still unclear who it will be. Naturally, the Prime Minister and the government will decide," noted the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly. The board of the "Civil Contract" party has nominated Ruben Rubinyan as a candidate for the position of the head of the newly formed parliament in Armenia through a closed secret ballot. He currently holds the position of Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Armenia and is also the representative of Armenia in the process of normalizing relations with Turkey.
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