13:00 News in Brief: Multi Group's Protest, Election of the NA President, and New Appointments

Recent news summarized:

• The government will respond to the demands of Multi Group employees tomorrow, while protesters continue to wait for decisions regarding the reopening of facilities, lifting account restrictions, and compensation for downtime.
• In the National Assembly, Vahagn Aleksanyan stated that Ruben Rubinyan's father and those convicted in relation to March 1 were innocent.
• The Civil Contract party announced unanimous support for Ruben Rubinyan's candidacy for the position of NA President.
• The Strong Armenia faction has declared its opposition to Ruben Rubinyan's candidacy, while the Armenia faction will not participate in the vote.
• Melanya Harutyunyan has been appointed as the Press Secretary of the Prime Minister by Nikol Pashinyan's decision.
• The Anti-Corruption Committee has completed the pre-investigation of illegal alienation of community lands in Yeghegnadzor and Shatin and has sent the case to the prosecutor's office.
• New head of the Prime Minister's office, Lilit Makunts, expressed gratitude for the trust and stated she would continue to serve Armenia.
• Iran has announced that the agreement reached regarding the Strait of Hormuz does not immediately mean the restoration of navigation.
• Morocco has stated that the migrant crisis in Ceuta was caused by misinformation spread on social networks.