8th National Assembly of Armenia

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National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia of the 8th convocation
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Parties in the National Assembly
Overview
Legislative body National Assembly
JurisdictionFlag of Armenia.svg  Armenia
Meeting place National Assembly Building, Baghramyan 19, Yerevan
Term1 August 2021 (2021-08-01) 
Government  Civil Contract (71)
Opposition  Armenia Alliance (29)
  I Have Honor Alliance (6)
Website parliament.am
Members107
President Alen Simonyan, Civil Contract
Vice Presidents Ruben Rubinyan, Civil Contract
Hakob Arshakyan, Civil Contract
Party control Civil Contract majority
Sessions
1st1 August 2021 (2021-08-01) – 26 August 2021 (2021-08-26)
2nd13 September 2021 (2021-09-13) – 16 December 2021 (2021-12-16)
3rd2 May 2022 (2022-05-02) – 15 June 2022 (2022-06-15)
4th12 September 2022 (2022-09-12) 

The eighth National Assembly of Armenia was elected at the 2021 Armenian parliamentary election. [1] [2] The President of the National Assembly of Armenia of the session is Alen Simonyan. [3]

Contents

Vice speakers

Composition

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8th National Assembly of Armenia by gender
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8th National Assembly of Armenia by age groups

This list contains all 107 elected MPs. [4]

NumberDeputyPartyGroupBirth yearNotes
012 Hayk Konjoryan  [ hy ] Civil Contract Civil Contract 1987Parliamentary faction head
052 Artur Hovhannisyan  [ Wikidata ] Civil Contract Civil Contract 1990Parliamentary faction secretary
014 Eduard Aghajanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1988
054 Hovik Aghazaryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1960
060 Vahagn Aleksanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1993
008 Gurgen Arsenyan United Labour Party Civil Contract 1959
010 Hakob Arshakyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1985
040 Matevos Asatryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1985
057 Hakob Aslanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1954
055 Narek Babayan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1984
041 Lusine Badalyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1980
037 Sergey Bagratyan Independent Civil Contract 1963
069 Rustam Bakoyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1986
026 Zaruhi Batoyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1979
063 Davit Danielyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1992
004 Arpine Davoyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1985
031 Sisak Gabrielyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1988
029 Vilen Gabrielyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1983
030 Meri Galstyan Independent Civil Contract 1988
033 Tatevik Gasparyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1983
062 Narek Ghahramanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1991
042 Vahe Ghalumyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1975
047 Alkhas Ghazaryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1986
050 Marina Ghazaryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1962
025 Sona Ghazaryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1993
038 Taguhi Ghazaryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1991
022 Hripsime Grigoryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1988
059 Narek Grigoryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1991
043 Edgar Hakobyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1985
061 Hasmik Hakobyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1988
039 Hrachya Hakobyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1980
034 Vagharshak Hakobyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1991
028 Karen Hambardzumyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1982
071 Knyaz Hasanov Independent Civil Contract 1945
020 Vahagn Hovakimyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1974
067 Hripsime Hunanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1982
013 Arusyak Julhakyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1983
016 Maria Karapetyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1988
032 Armen Khachatryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1973
023 Vigen Khachatryan Independent Civil Contract 1951
066 Sargis Khandanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1990
045 Lilit Kirakosyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1988
015 Andranik Kocharyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1961
036 Arusyak Manavazyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1986
009 Gurgen Melkonyan Independent Civil Contract 1957
058 Lilit Minasyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1990
049 Aren Mkrtchyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1992
002 Lena Nazaryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1983
056 Emma Palyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1990
021 Gevorg Papoyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1987
044 Kristine Poghosyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1982
064 Mariam Poghosyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1995
007 Ruben Rubinyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1990Vice President of the National Assembly
070 Aleksey Sandikov Independent Civil Contract 1983
035 Hayk Sargsyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1992
048 Trdat Sargsyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1989
065 Karen Sarukhanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1986
003 Alen Simonyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1980President of the National Assembly
027 Lilit Stepanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1981
001 Khachatur Sukiasyan Independent Civil Contract 1961
011 Heriknaz Tigranyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1972
005 Arsen Torosyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1982
018 Shirak Torosyan Independent Civil Contract 1972
068 Hayk Tsirunyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1977
006 Mikayel Tumasyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1980
017 Babken Tunyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1980
019 Tsovinar Vardanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1980
024 Vladimir Vardanyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1979
053 Gayane Yeghiazaryan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1975
046 Arman Yeghoyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1984
051 Narek Zeynalyan Civil Contract Civil Contract 1979
078 Seyran Ohanyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1962Parliamentary faction head
080 Artsvik Minasyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1972Parliamentary faction secretary
095 Tadevos Avetisyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1976
090 Armen Charchyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1960
076 Lilit Galstyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1962
081 Argishti Gevorgyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1992
075 Armen Gevorgyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1973
073 Anna Grigoryan Reborn Armenia Armenia Alliance 1991
074 Vahe Hakobyan Reborn Armenia Armenia Alliance 1971
097 Artur Khachatryan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1972
085 Agnesa Khamoyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1990
091 Yelena Kirakosyan Reborn Armenia Armenia Alliance 1980
092 Aspram Krpeyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1990
093 Armenuhi Kyureghyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1963
098 Aregnaz Manukyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1980
083 Gegham Manukyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1970
100 Zemfira Mirzoeva Independent Armenia Alliance 1995
099 Gegham Nazaryan Independent Armenia Alliance 1971
077 Armen Rustamyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1960
072 Ishkhan Saghatelyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1982
096 Artur Sargsyan Reborn Armenia Armenia Alliance 1978
089 Ashot Simonyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1980
088 Hripsime Stambulyan Reborn Armenia Armenia Alliance 1983
086 Andranik Tevanyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1974
084 Aghvan Vardanyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1958
079 Elinar Vardanyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1978
082 Kristine Vardanyan Dashnaktsutyun Armenia Alliance 1993
094 Aram Vardevanyan Independent Armenia Alliance 1989
097 Mkhitar Zakaryan Reborn Armenia Armenia Alliance 1971
105 Hayk Mamijanyan Republican Party I Have Honor Alliance 1990Parliamentary faction head
107 Tigran Abrahamyan Republican Party I Have Honor Alliance 1985Parliamentary faction secretary
101 Martun Grigoryan Independent I Have Honor Alliance 1981
102 Taron Margaryan Republican Party I Have Honor Alliance 1978
103 Anna Mkrtchyan Republican Party I Have Honor Alliance 1994
106 Taguhi Tovmasyan Independent I Have Honor Alliance 1982
104 Ishkhan Zakaryan Homeland Party Independent 1961

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