Lusavor Hayastan Forms New Leadership and Prepares for 2026 Elections
Today, the 5th congress of the Lusavor Hayastan party was held, dedicated to the party's 10-year anniversary and the upcoming parliamentary elections.
The delegates participating in the congress elected the party's governing council and its president, Edmon Marukyan, through closed and secret ballot.
The congress has decided to participate in the National Assembly elections scheduled for 2026 and authorized the newly elected leadership to begin discussions aimed at forming a broad electoral alliance.
Below is the newly elected composition of the LHK Governing Council:
- Edmon Marukyan
- Davit Khajakyan
- Karen Simonian
- Anna Babayan
- Igor Avakyan
- Armen Simonyan
- Varduhi Kolyan
- Grigori Dokhoyan
- Armen Hovhannisyan
- Narek Siradeghyan
- Naghash Hakobyan
- Ararat Ghulyan
- Artak Asatryan
The supervisory commission was confirmed with the following composition:
- Georg Gorgisyan
- Ararat Stepanyan
- Sargis Aleksanyan
- Anna Navasardyan
- Arman Hovsepyan
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