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Pashinyan Reappointed as Armenia's Prime Minister

Pashinyan Reappointed Armenia’s Prime Minister

HetqAug 3, 20261 min readOriginal: Hetq
Pashinyan Reappointed as Armenia's Prime Minister

Nikol Pashinyan has been reappointed to his position as Prime Minister of Armenia. In remarks following his reappointment, Pashinyan reflected on his tenure since first assuming office in 2018, noting that he had not anticipated his administration would successfully navigate the significant challenges Armenia has faced during that period. The reappointment marks a continuation of his leadership of the Armenian government. Pashinyan's tenure has been marked by major geopolitical events, including the 2020 war in Nagorno-Karabakh and subsequent negotiations with Azerbaijan.

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