Wednesday, February 15 2017 17:05

ArmInfo.ARF "Dashnaktsutyun" will participate in Parliamentary elections with "New beginning-fair Armenia" slogan, said during a press-conference in Yerevan the ARF election headquarters head Aghvan Vardanyan on February 15. 

According to him, the basis for all processes across the state must  be justice as only in case of its existence the economic and cultural  development and law supremacy is possible. At the same time he noted  that ARFD hopes for strong presence in 6th convocation parliament.  "We included into the list 45 non-party figures, who are our  like-minded. Moreover, among our candidates there are no odious  figures and those who are guided solely by personal interests. We  have a knit team which will strive to gain a majority and not to  compete with each other and stealing each other's votes", noted  Vardanyan. 

Speaking about post-election coalition formation, Vardanyan also  noted that Dashnaktsutyun is not seek for enemies within the state  and holds good relations with all political forces. "We cooperate  with Republic Party now, however, it is not a real coalition as  nothing depends on our votes there, therefore, in the new parliament  there should be real coalitions", noted the politician. Meanwhile he  noted that the further cooperation issue with RPA depends on April  elections results. "Our purpose is to form a qualitatively new  government and erase negative happenings across the state",  Dashnaktsutyun noted.  

To note, at the upcoming parliamentary elections in Armenia, Armen  Rustamyan, Head of the ARF Dashnaktsutyun Faction, will top the ARFD  proportional list, said Aghvan Vardanyan, Head of the ARFD campaign  headquarters. The top ten on the list also includes Aghvan Vardanyan,  Minister of Territorial Administration David Lokyan, Armenuhi  Kurginyan, Minister of Education and Science Levon Mkrtchyan,  Minister of Nature Protection Artsvik Minasyan, Armen Babayan,  Ruzanna Arakelyan, Spartak Seyranyan and Mikayel Manukyan.   The  parliamentary elections in Armenia are scheduled for April 2, 2017.   According to the decision of the Armenian Central Electoral  Commission, the official election campaign starts on March 5 and ends  on March 31. The voting will be held on April 2, from 8 am till 8 pm.  The preliminary election results will be made public before 8 pm,