RA Central Electoral Commission  presents EU delegation with tools to  counter hybrid threats ahead of national elections

ArmInfo.The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of Armenia presented the European Union (EU) delegation with tools to combat possible hybrid threats ahead of the next parliamentary elections in Armenia, scheduled for June 2026, as reported by the CEC press service to ArmInfo. 

Vahagn Hovakimyan, Chairman of the Central Election Commission of  Armenia, told Vassilis Maragos, Head of the EU Delegation to Armenia,  Audron Perkauskine, Deputy Managing Director for Eastern Europe and  Central Asia at the EU External Action Service, David Cullen, Head of  the Georgia and South Caucasus Division, Adrienn Kiraly, Director  General for Eastern Neighborhood and Turkey; and other senior members  of the delegation that the Central Election Commission is constantly  updating its electronic systems to ensure the smooth operation of the  electoral system.

The guests also inquired about the CEC's logistical support and  preparedness for the electoral process.  Hovakimyan assured the EU  representatives that Armenia's electoral system is constantly   preparing for the national elections.