“Including this recent extension, we are allocating nearly 1 billion drams to the program,” Torosyan said.

“This is yet another demand that Armenia’s armed forces be restricted, armament limited, and the army demilitarized,” Saghatelyan said.

Khachaturyan briefed the diplomats on Armenia’s internal and foreign policy priorities and responded to their questions.

He urged both Artsakh’s parliament and Armenian political and civic forces to make maximum use of this forum.

The bank’s vision focuses on developing green infrastructure, adopting new technologies, addressing modern challenges, and ensuring sustainability.

“I am hopeful that future developments will lead to the return of those who are still outside our state’s territory,” Galyan said.

He said his son was named Spartak as the symbol of freedom, and stressed he would never bow or change sides.

“I am happy and proud. I want to thank everyone who voted for me. This is a great honor. Thank you very much,” Mkhitaryan said.

The case against one individual has been forwarded to the supervising prosecutor with an indictment for submission to the court.

Khudatyan also noted that under a separate decision, 917.2 million drams will be reallocated to refinance 35 other initiatives.

When asked whether the Armenian-Russian joint air defense system is currently functioning, he replied that he has no information on the matter.

Armenia’s parliament saw sharp exchanges as ruling party lawmakers accused the opposition of exploiting the fate of Armenian prisoners in Baku.

“I don’t think the head of our country would travel to Moscow if such a meeting were not planned,” Simonyan said.

A state procurement contract will be signed with Meridian Holding CJSC to provide services for the event.

“We are in the practical stage. Armenia’s transformation into a transport hub is already underway,” Papoyan said.

Veronika Zonabend attended the event and accepted the award on behalf of herself and her husband.

The case involving the three detained suspects has been forwarded to the supervising prosecutor with an indictment.

He stressed that what the public needs is a genuine political force capable of presenting a realistic picture of the state’s development.

In the session, the court also reviewed classified written evidence, including maps, battle orders, and other operational documents.

The agenda included discussions on the implementation of the 1963 Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.

Gevorg Papoyan said Armenia’s trade decline is linked to reduced re-exports, while exports of finished goods to the EU are rising strongly.

Tigran Abrahamyan says the government’s plan to reduce military service is a pre-election ploy that endangers Armenia’s security.

Alen Simonyan said Armenian and Azerbaijani markets will inevitably integrate, with goods from both countries appearing on each other’s shelves.

When asked about the timing, location, or agenda of the next session, Grigoryan’s office did not provide specifics.

Bal writes: “Armenia, as one of the cradles of the world’s oldest civilizations, attracts attention with its unique traditions and historical-cultural heritage.”

Authorities say Spartak Ghukasyan, son of Gyumri’s mayor, has been arrested and charged with extortion under Armenia’s Criminal Code.

Earlier, it was revealed that Civil Contract party board member Gnel Sanosyan was appointed as the government’s representative in Lydian Armenia.

It was announced that a Strategic Working Group will be created to draft a U.S.–Azerbaijan Strategic Partnership Declaration.

Haypost stated that regular shipments to the U.S. will resume only once the new customs rules are fully clarified.

՞I want to go to Italy, sit down with him, and talk. I will definitely try to bring him back,” Melikyan said.