The CP administration has selected its candidates for the chairpersons of the permanent committees of the National Assembly.
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Noyan Tapan

The CP administration has selected its candidates for the chairpersons of the permanent committees of the National Assembly.

29-07-2026 16:18 Armenia Politics
The CP administration has selected its candidates for the chairpersons of the permanent committees of the National Assembly.

"The Civil Contract" party's board has elected its candidates for the chairpersons of the National Assembly's permanent committees through a closed and secret ballot.

According to Armenpress, this was announced by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia and the chairman of the party's board, Nikol Pashinyan, during a briefing with journalists after the board meeting.

"The board of the 'Civil Contract' party decided to propose the following candidates for the chairpersons of the National Assembly's permanent committees to the parliamentary faction of the 'Civil Contract' party:

Permanent Committee on Labor and Social Issues - Nazeli Baghdasaryan,

Permanent Committee on Education, Science, Culture, Diaspora, Youth, and Sports - Sisak Gabrielyan,

Permanent Committee on Health Issues - Lusine Badalyan,

Permanent Committee on European Integration Issues - Sona Ghazaryan, Permanent Committee on Foreign Relations - Sargis Khandanyan,

Permanent Committee on Defense and Security Issues - Vilen Gabrielyan,

Permanent Committee on Human Rights Protection and Public Issues - Zarouhi Batoyan,

Permanent Committee on State-Legal Issues - Arusyak Julhakyan,

Permanent Committee on Regional and Eurasian Integration Issues - Trdat Sargsyan,

Permanent Committee on Territorial Administration and Environmental Protection Issues - Vahe Ghalumyan,

Permanent Committee on Economic Issues - Babken Tunyan,

Permanent Committee on Financial and Budgetary Issues - Tsovinar Vardanyan," Pashinyan presented.



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