ArmInfo.Former Deputy Prime Minister of Armenia Armen Gevorgyan is accused of laundering approximately 5 billion drams. The preliminary investigation of his criminal case has been completed.
The Anti-Corruption Committee has determined that from 2000 to 2018, a person who held various high ranking positions in the Government, including the First Assistant to the President of the Republic of Armenia, Chief of Staff of the President, Secretary of the National Security Council, Minister of Territorial Administration and Development, and Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, engaged in the illegal legalization of income totaling 4,921,302,379 drams to conceal and distort the true nature and origin of assets acquired through criminal means.
The former high-ranking official of the Republic of Armenia has been charged with large-scale money laundering according to Article 190, Part 3, paragraphs 1 and 3 of the Criminal Code of Armenia adopted on April 18, 2003. The preliminary investigation of the criminal case has been completed. The case materials, along with the indictment, have been forwarded to the supervising prosecutor for approval and submission to court.