Armenia needs new constitution, referendum could take place in 2027, says justice minister
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- 29 August, 2024
- 11:40
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Armenia is planning to hold a constitutional referendum in 2027, according to the country's Minister of Justice, Grigor Minasyan.
Report informs citing Armenian media that, in a statement to journalists, Minasyan emphasized the need for a completely new Constitution rather than mere amendments to the existing one.
"We have discussed this matter and reached a consensus," Minasyan stated.
This announcement comes on the heels of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's earlier remarks stressing the necessity of adopting a new Constitution for Armenia.
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