Government of Armenia
The president has a right to invite and head government sittings about issues of defence, foreign policy or national security.
By virtue of the constitution, the international treaties, the laws of the Republic of Armenia, or the decrees of the President of the Republic and to ensure the implementation thereof the government shall adopt decisions, which shall be subject to observance in the whole territory of the Republic" As it is defined in the Article 89 of the Constitution of Armenia the government shall: 1) submit its program to the National Assembly for approval in accordance with Article 74 of the Constitution; 2) submit the draft state budget to the National Assembly for approval, ensure the execution of the budget and submit financial reports on the budget execution to the National Assembly; 3) manage the state property; 4) implement unified state policies in the areas of finances, economy, taxation, loans and credits; 4.1) implement the state territorial development policy.
5) implement state policies in the areas of science, education, culture, health, social security and environmental protection; 6) ensure the implementation of the defense, national security and foreign policies of the Republic; 7) ensure maintenance of law and order, take measures to strengthen the legal order and ensure rights and freedoms of the citizens; 8) perform other functions and powers provided by the Constitution and laws.
[2] The Article 74 of the Constitution of Armenia states that the government must within twenty days of its formation present its developed program to the National Assembly of the Republic.
The President shall dissolve the National Assembly if it does not give an approval to the program of the Government two times in succession within two months.
This draft shall be debated and voted on by the National Assembly within a period of thirty days in accordance with the procedure defined by this Article.
[3] According to Article 88 of Armenian Constitution "A member of Government can not be engaged in hold an office in commercial organizations or in state and local self-government bodies not connected with his/her duties, or be involved in entrepreneurial activities, save for pedagogical creative, and academic activities.
[4] Based on Article 88.1, regional governors are appointed and dismissed by decisions of Government and they are validated by the President.
It has the right to determine the sequence of the debate for its proposed draft legislation and can demand that they be voted only with amendments acceptable to it.
[6] Honorary member of the Pan-Armenian Academic and Scientific Society, Candidate of physical and mathematical sciences.
Author of 51 scientific articles and 3 manuals on politics, theoretical physics, astrophysics and computer modeling.
The Council of People's Commissars controlled those branches of state administration that came within the jurisdiction of Union Republic.
The Republican Commissariats again directed branches that were entrusted to them but were subordinate only to Council of People's Commissars of the Union Republic.
On May 30, 1918, Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) decided that Armenia must be a republic under a provisional coalition government.
Hamazasp Ohanjyan, the third prime minister, and Avetis Aharonian left for Berlin trying to reassure the tense relations between Turkey and Armenia.
