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IntelliNews (3 August 2026)

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has retained almost all members of his cabinet after beginning a new term in office following his ruling Civil Contract party's victory in parliamentary elections, signalling policy continuity as the country faces a challenging regional environment.

Presidential decrees published on August 3 confirmed the appointment of all 12 ministers, with only one change to the cabinet. David Tadevosyan replaced Mkhitar Hayrapetyan as minister of high-tech industry, while the remaining ministers kept their portfolios. Deputy prime ministers Mher Grigoryan and Tigran Khachatryan were also reappointed.

The appointments came after President Vahagn Khachaturyan formally appointed Pashinyan as prime minister on August 2, following the inauguration of Armenia's newly elected parliament.

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