Artsakh's Minister of Justice Resigns
I have submitted a request to the President of the Republic of Artsakh, Arayik Harutyunyan, to be relieved of my duties as the Minister of Justice, a position I have held since June 4 of this year. This was announced by Siran Avetisyan.
“This decision is based on my political beliefs, namely staying true to the promises made to the people who granted us a vote of confidence, focusing solely on national activities during my professional work, and serving the stable development of the country.
During my tenure, I have tried my best to contribute to the implementation of positive changes in the justice sector. There are many shortcomings and tasks in the sector, with problems rooted in decades of history, often requiring radical changes to find solutions.
Throughout this journey, I have been guided by the ideology of my political team, the 'United Homeland' party, and the principles of state thinking and unity. It has been an honor to enter politics alongside the victorious general, military and political figure Samvel Babayan.
I would like to thank my colleagues at the Ministry of Justice for our joint work.
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