Armenian Constitution does not contain territorial claims on  neighboring countries - premier 

ArmInfo. None of the provisions  of the Constitution of Armenia contain territorial claims against  neighboring countries. This was written by the Prime Minister of  Armenia Nikol Pashinyan on X.

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On 27 pages of the published text of the Constitutional Court's  decision on the constitutionality of the regulations on the joint  activities of the commissions for demarcation of the border between  Armenia and Azerbaijan, concerns are expressed that the provisions of  the Declaration could lead to "constitutional dualism" and turn it  into "a parent devouring its child", although neither the Declaration  nor the Constitution set such a goal. 

It is noted that the Constitutional Court comes to the conclusion  that the provisions based on the fundamental principles and national  goals of Armenian statehood, enshrined in the preamble to the  Constitution, do not relate to any principles or goals established  outside the Constitution. At the same time, the Constitutional Court  emphasizes that this conclusion does not cancel the provision based  on the joint decision of the Supreme Council of the Armenian SSR and  the National Council of Nagorno-Karabakh of December 1, 1989 "On the  reunification of the Armenian SSR and Nagorno-Karabakh". 

On November 14, Chairman of the Constitutional Court (CC) of Armenia  Arman Dilanyan, responding to statements that the CC decision  canceled the Declaration of Independence, assured that nothing of the  sort happened, since no one has the authority to cancel the  declaration of independence. "The only entity that can do this is the  people. The Constitutional Court has not done this and cannot do  this," the CC Chairman stated.