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Pashinyan Reappointed as Armenia’s Prime Minister After Resigning Following Parliamentary Elections
- Nikol Pashinyan resigned as Armenia's Prime Minister as required by the Constitution on the day of the new National Assembly's first session and was reappointed after his party won the June parliamentary elections.
- The outgoing government operates in a caretaker role until the new cabinet is formed, as explained by Pashinyan in a video address.
- The Armenian Apostolic Church, including Catholicos Karekin II who was not invited to the Assembly session, has been critical of Pashinyan's administration recently.
- Pashinyan's reappointment as Prime Minister occurred despite tensions with the Armenian Apostolic Church and criticism from opposition lawmakers.
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"In accordance with Article 158 of the Constitution, on the day of the first session of the newly elected National Assembly, the government resigns," Armenia's incumbent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced on social media. The resignation will then be officially signed by President Vahan Khachaturian. In this case, the prime minister's resignation was temporary, as his party (Social Contract) won the June parliamentary elections with 49.81 …
The Armenian government, led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, has resigned. He himself posted a video in which Pashinyan signs his resignation letter addressed to the President of the Republic on his telegram channel.
·Riga, Latvia
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