The 90th Number on the CP List Will Enter Parliament: 'Hraparak'

The newspaper 'Hraparak' reports: 'According to preliminary vote counts, the CP (Civil Contract) will have 68 party members, plus 3 representatives from national minorities, as required by law. Among the CP faction, Ezdian representative Rustam Bakoyan, Kurdish representative Knyaz Hasanov, and Russian representative Alexey Sandikov will be present. The Assyrian representative will be from the 'Armenia' alliance quota.

The CP is confident that even the 90th number on their list will pass into the National Assembly since regional governors, mayors, village heads, and ministers will transition to the executive branch. According to some information, Health Minister Anahit Avanesyan might also remain in the National Assembly. In contrast, Ruben Rubinyan, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, will move to the executive. The last member on the list, Mkhitar Hayrapetyan, will receive a high position in the MESCS sector.

Alongside old CP faces, there will be Khachatur Sukiasyan, Gurgen Arsenyan, Vigen Khachatryan, Vilen Gabrielian, director of 'Government Summer Houses' Agency, and HJ accountant Arusyank Manavazyan, as well as the former owner of the 'Fake Factory' Lilia Minasian, who previously led the staff of the National Assembly. There will also be Hasmik Hakobyan, the assistant to Alen Simonyan, Davit Danielyan, a protégé of Arayik Harutyunyan and assistant to the head of the NSS, and Yerevan city council member Hripsime Hunanyan, who graduated from a medical college and is a senior nurse at the 'Grigor Lusavorich' Medical Center.

It is also possible that the 93rd number on the list, Anush Kloyan, the sister of March 1st victim Gor Kloyan, will become a member of parliament.

By the way, the inaugural session of parliament is chaired by the oldest member, in this case, Kurdish representative 76-year-old Knyaz Hasanov, who also chaired the inaugural session in 2018.

There is still no final decision in the ruling team regarding the president of the National Assembly; there are many candidates, including Alen Simonyan, Suren Papikyan, Arayik Harutyunyan, and Ararat Mirzoyan.'

For more details, refer to today’s issue of the newspaper.