Armenia's New Constitution Will Omit Independence Declaration Reference
New Armenian Constitution Will Not Refer to Declaration of Independence, Julhakyan Says
Armenia's upcoming constitution will not include a reference to the country's 1990 Declaration of Independence, according to Kristine Julhakyan, a key figure in the constitutional reform process.
The decision marks a significant shift in how Armenia's foundational documents will be structured. The new constitution is part of broader institutional reforms being undertaken by the Armenian government.
Details regarding the rationale behind excluding the independence declaration reference were not provided in available reporting. The constitutional changes are expected to have implications for how Armenia defines its legal and political framework.
This development comes as Armenia continues efforts to reshape its governance structures and constitutional order.
