Armenia’s prosecutors re-elect Armen Grigoryan to ethics panel 40–0
The prosecutor member of the Ethics Commission was re-elected by secret ballot ahead of his current term’s expiry on 14 November 2026.
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The prosecutor member of the Ethics Commission was re-elected by secret ballot ahead of his current term’s expiry on 14 November 2026.
Armenia’s Prosecutor General’s Office said Armen Grigoryan was re-elected as a prosecutor member of the Ethics Commission under the prosecutor general in a secret ballot on 6 November 2026. The counting commission announced that he received 40 votes in favor and none against.
Grigoryan heads the office’s Department for Crimes against Property. The election was held because his existing commission term expires on 14 November 2026.
The office said Article 23(2) of the Law on the Prosecutor’s Office requires a majority vote by the prosecutor general; deputy prosecutors general who are not commission members; heads of the office’s structural divisions; the Yerevan city prosecutor; regional prosecutors; prosecutors of Yerevan’s administrative districts; and military prosecutors of garrisons.
Prosecutor General Anna Vardapetyan chaired the election meeting and congratulated Grigoryan. She stressed the importance of continuing to uphold integrity and objectivity in the commission’s work.
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