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Ruben Rubinyan Elected Speaker of Armenia's Parliament

Ruben Rubinyan Elected Speaker of Armenia's New Parliament; Seeks Constructive Dialog with Opposition

HetqAug 3, 20261 min readOriginal: Hetq
Ruben Rubinyan Elected Speaker of Armenia's Parliament

Ruben Rubinyan has been elected speaker of Armenia's newly formed parliament, receiving 63 votes in favor and 28 against among the 91 lawmakers who participated in the vote. The election took place with the opposition Hayastan (Armenia) faction abstaining from participation.

Rubinyan's election comes as Armenia continues navigating significant political changes and regional tensions. According to the reporting, the newly elected speaker has expressed a commitment to seeking constructive dialogue with opposition parties, a stated priority as parliament begins its work.

The vote reflects the composition of the current parliamentary body and signals the initial dynamics between the governing majority and opposition factions as the legislative session begins.

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