Balgarianovinite.com Addressing the final election campaign rally of his party Civil Contract held at Republic Square in central Yerevan on Friday, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that the people were the masters of the state and that it was precisely them who should govern Armenia.
Pashinyan reportedly described the opposition as a “three-headed war party” warning that it should not be allowed into parliament.
It was also said that after the elections he would begin work on a new constitution for the country, and he called on all citizens to defend the Republic of Armenia, its independence, and its freedom.
Members of his government used the platform to present the cabinet’s achievements over the past eight years. Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan outlined Armenia’s economic indicators for 2026 in comparison with 2018, arguing that they reflected strong growth and development. Defence Minister Suren Papikyan spoke about reforms and achievements in the defence sector, presenting recent investments and briefly highlighting newly acquired armaments. At the same rally, Health Minister Anahit Avanesyan emphasized the introduction of universal health insurance.
Speakers from the ruling party directed criticism at the opposition. Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan told the crowd of around 25,000-35,000 people that the “era of oligarchs in Armenia” had ended, referring to billionaire and leader of the Strong Armenia bloc Samvel Karapetyan.
The parliamentary elections in Armenia are scheduled for Sunday. Eighteen political forces participate in the vote – two blocs and 16 parties. As of May 29, 2026, the total number of registered voters is 2,485,232. The voting will take place in 2,005 polling stations across the country. Ruling Party Holds Final Pre-Election Rally in Yerevan Ahead of Armenian Parliamentary Vote 2026 THE NEWS FROM BULGARIA – NEWS AGENCY 2009-2025 2026-06-05 19:42:16 Latest news World news Country news Most important news latest news most important latest of the day Justice Petar Nizamov Feathers Petar Nizamov- Feathers Justice bg iustitia.bg iustitia iusticia usticia investigation Burgas Bulgaria news news of the last hour news of the day news of today Bulgaria news The news from Bulgaria blitz news top news most important most commented latest news Boyko Borisov news weather coronavirus news news weather facebook youtube facebook instagram news today news of the last minutes news today today news news bg news leading news hot news bg news site for news all news news bg news of the last hour latest latest news bg news of today news today news today news of the last hour latest news today news bg news news 24 hours news vesti bg novini news world bird bg bivol bg bivol trud bg novini latest news today novinite bg news hello bulgaria political party coat of arms delyan peevski scandalous Bulgarian National Television Free Europe Television scandal exclusive live tv live right now tv tv online tv program bg live now tv news online tv online live court Burgas court Burgas district court Burgas court Burgas district court Burgas district court Burgas appellate court Burgas prosecutor Burgas prosecutor’s office Burgas district prosecutor’s office Burgas district prosecutor’s office Burgas district prosecutor’s office Burgas district prosecutor’s office Burgas district prosecutor’s office Burgas district prosecutor’s office Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev Prosecutor Geshev Tsatsarov Ministry of Internal Affairs Burgas ODMR Burgas ODPR Burgas police Burgas district police Burgas prosecutor Tsatsarov SGS cases Varna court chairman of the SGS court decisions on civil cases decisions on cases Plovdiv court decision of the court decisions cases Varna court criminal cases district district court decisions work in the court SGS chairman of the SGS judges Sofia court post judges Plovdiv court Plovdiv judges Plovdiv Supreme Court Inspectorate Supreme Court Supreme Judicial Council lawyer lawyer criminal cases lawyer civil cases lawyer marriage cases lawyer administrative criminal law criminal process civil law civil process administrative law constitutional law