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Artak Kamalyan reappointed as Chief Adviser to Armenian Prime Minister

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By a decision of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Artak Kamalyan has been reappointed as Chief Adviser to the Prime Minister of Armenia. The Prime Minister’s decision was published on the Armenian government’s e-gov.am website.

Artak Kamalyan has served as Chief Adviser to the Prime Minister of Armenia since August 2024.

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