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Vazgen Manukyan appointed to lead Public Council

Vazgen Manukyan appointed to lead Public Council


Vazgen Manukyan

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President Serzh Sargsyan late last week signed a decree appointing Vazgen Manukyan, the leader of the National-Democratic Union, Chairman of the recently established Public Council.

By his May 29 decree, President Serzh Sargsyan also established the composition of the 24-member body. The following members joined it:

Robert Atoyan
Stepan Gishyan
Karine Danielyan
Hovhannes Tadevosyan
Babken Harutyunyan
Henrik Hovhannisyan
Bishop Markos Hovhannisyan
Ara Minasyan
Hovik Musayelyan
Hayk Sargsyan
Sos Sargsyan
Armen Ter-Tachatyan

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