Baku, Azerbaijan, March 21. Armenian Prime
Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that the vote on adopting the
country’s new constitution could take place in 2027, Trend reports.
Pashinyan stated that amending the constitution is a key part of
the government’s political agenda.
“The government is also considering the idea of holding this
process in parallel with the 2026 parliamentary elections,” he
added.
While emphasizing that constitutional reforms are primarily a
domestic political issue, the PM acknowledged that they could have
significant implications for the regional and global situation.