Relative-Friend-Associate: Whose Family Member Has Been Employed After the Revolution?

According to the "Hayots Ashkharh" newspaper, there are several homeless members of the "Civil Contract" faction who have become property owners alongside their parliamentary mandates. After the revolution, Eduard Aghajanyan's wife, Viktoria Aydinyan, has been appointed as an advisor to the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs of Armenia.

Sisak Gabrielyan's wife, Ani Baghdasaryan, holds an editor position at Public Television. Vilena Gabrielyan's spouse, Narina Arkelyan, works as a senior specialist at the Unified Social Service. Tatevik Shahumyan's husband, Arsen Mkhitaryan, is a senior engineer at the National Security Service.

Hripsime Grigoryan's husband, Davit Karapetyan, serves as an advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia. Narek Grigoryan's wife, Marieta Nikoyan, works as a leading specialist at the Gegharkunik Province Governor's Office. Arman Yeghoyan's sister, Anna Yeghoyan, is the chief specialist in charge of granting medium and small loans at HayEkonombank.

Babken Tunyan's wife, Knarik Isoyan, is employed at the Cadastre Committee. Armen Khachatryan's wife, Mariam Minasyan, is the director of Yerevan State Humanitarian College. Their son, Edouard Khachatryan, is an expert in the legal expertise department of the Parliament's Research Center.

Shirak Torosyan's daughter, Arevik Torosyan, works as an expert in the anti-corruption policy development and monitoring department of the Ministry of Justice. Sona Ghazaryan's husband, Davit Banuchyan, is responsible for film production at Public Television. Arusyak Manavazyan's husband, Arman Budaghyan, serves as the deputy director of the "Greening and Environmental Protection" Non-Governmental Organization.

It turns out that the current officials who accuse their predecessors of hiring people through "relative-friend-associate" means are no different from them.