Armenian Parliament

The Armenian Parliament, known as the National Assembly, is the legislative body of Armenia. It consists of elected representatives who create and pass laws, approve the national budget, and oversee the government. The Parliament has 132 members, elected for a term of five years. It plays a crucial role in shaping domestic and foreign policy, representing the interests of citizens. The Parliament also holds the power to confirm the Prime Minister and other key officials. Overall, it serves as a central institution in Armenia’s democratic governance, balancing the executive branch and ensuring accountability.