The statement of the Conference of democratic forces regarding the results of the EuroVote and the European Future of Armenia
The platform of democratic forces, which, through its initiative group consisting of 51 people, carried out the popular signature collection on the draft law for Armenia’s accession to the European Union, EuroVote, heralds the end of this important process of expressing the will of the Armenian people. 60,000 people from the Republic of Armenia supported the process with their signatures, and the process was completed almost twice as quickly as planned.
We thank all our fellow citizens who contributed to this project of building Armenia’s European future by signing or participating in organizing the European vote.
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The EuroVote results and authoritative sociological surveys show that the Armenian people’s will is unequivocal. The Republic of Armenia should be a member of the European Union. Europe is the civilizational destination of the Armenian people and many advanced nations.
We will consistently continue to believe that in the created geopolitical situation, the sovereignty, security, development of democracy and the provision of human rights and freedoms, economic growth, and the preservation of the cultural identity of the Republic of Armenia are possible only within the framework of the military-political alliance of the Euro-Atlantic civilization, the critical component of which remains membership in the European Union.
The EuroVote headquarters handed over 60,000 signatures of RA citizens who joined the signature collection to the Central Electoral Commission today, and we call on the authorities to discuss and adopt the draft law presented by the EuroVote initiative group in the National Assembly without delay.
Signatures:
1. Aram Sargsyan, “Republic” party
2. Hovsep Khurshudyan, “Free Citizen” Civil Initiatives Support Center NGO
3. Tigran Khzmalyan, European Party of Armenia
4. Lusine Hakobyan, “Europe of Law” NGO
5. Azat Arshakyan, former dissident, deputy of the first National Assembly
6. Levon Barseghyan, “Asparez” Journalists’ Club
7. Harutyun Kailadjian, “ProArmenia” NGO
8. Edgar Khachatryan, “Peace Dialogue” NGO
9. Styopa Safaryan, director of the Armenian Institute for International and Security Affairs
10. Artur Sakunts, Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly-Vanadzor
11. Nvard Manasyan, public figure
12. Daniel Ioannisyan, “Union of Informed Citizens” NGO
13. Harutyun Mkrtchyan, political scientist
14. Davit Stepanyan, Armenian Institute for International and Security Affairs
15. Hrayr Manukyan, social scientist, analyst
16. Lernik Dallakyan, citizen
17. Anahit Mkrtchyan, EPA
18. Davit Arazyan, citizen
19. Kamo Asatryan, National Center for Legal Research
20. Khachatur Petrosyan, citizen
21. Samvel Hovhannisyan, EPA
22. Hasmik Aslanyan, president of “Shogher Union” socio-educational union
23. Artak Ghukasyan, Institute of Civil Initiatives
24. Lysya Petrosyan, “Tatevik” NGO
25. Liana Navasardyan, EPA
26. Artur Amirkhanyan, lawyer-student
27. Selva Kuirdyan, citizen
28. Gagik Babajanyan, doctor psychiatrist,
29. Varduhi Sedrakyan, programmer
30. Nazaryan Kutsik, EPA
31. Liana Ghshyan, citizen
32. Hasmik Dilbaryan, social worker
33. Anahit Aslanyan, engineer and designer
34. Knarik Hovhannisyan, water resources expert
35. Susanna Muradyan, citizen
36. Harutyun Asatryan, citizen
37. Suren Saribekyan, citizen
38. Armanda Zaryan, citizen
39. Zohrab Menedyan, European Party of Armenia
40. Zhanita Muradyan, citizen
41. Armen Petrosyan, Free Citizen
42. Mariam Manukyan, citizen
43. Hasmik Hovhannisyan, citizen
44. Hayk Margaryan, citizen
45. Bagrat Arakelyan, citizen
The Statement is open for joining.
Eurovote-Armenia
November 7, 2024, Yerevan
