Armenian All-National Movement

Armenian All-National Movement Հայոց Համազգային Շարժում Hajoz Hamasgajin Sharschum
Party leader	Aram Manukjan (2010-2013)
founding	1988
fusion	February 23, 2013 (incorporated into: Armenian National Congress )
Headquarters	Yerevan
Alignment	liberalism
Website	anm.am (Armenian)

The Armenian All-National Movement ( Armenian Հայոց Համազգային Շարժում Hajoz Hamasgajin Sharjum ; abbreviation ՀՀՇ or HHS) was a political party in Armenia founded on February 20, 1988 , which arose as a result of a resolution by the Nagorno-Karabakh Region Autonomous Council ; The aim was the reunification of Nagorno-Karabakh with Soviet Armenia .

history

During the reign of President Levon Ter-Petrosyan (1991-1998) the Armenian All-National Movement became the dominant political force in Armenia and was part of the Republican bloc. After Ter Petrosjan resigned, it sank into insignificance. It was regarded as moderate national and advocated a liberal economic policy . The last chairmanship was Ararat Surabjan (resigned in June 2010), then Aram Manukjan .

After more than 25 years, the All-National Movement merged with other opposition parties on February 23, 2013 to form the Armenian National Congress . Individual members of the movement did not take this step and continued a small party under the old name. The chairman of this shrunken all-national movement has been Ararat Surabjan since 2013, who had resigned as chairman only three years earlier. For the 2017 parliamentary elections , he entered the electoral list of the Zarukjan Alliance and thus entered parliament. However, he lost the mandate a year later as a result of the early elections in 2018 .

Meaning of the party name

In Western languages, the party was often incorrectly referred to as "Pan-Armenian", but this is due to a translation error; the prefix ham refers to the adjective "national", so the correct translation is "allnational". It refers to the Armenian diaspora .

Member of the National Assembly

Note: Members of the parliamentary group with verifiably other party membership or without any party membership are not listed here.

Member of Parliament between 1990-1995 and party membership proven:

• David Vardanyan

HHS parliamentary group members between 1990-1995 with unclear party membership:

Rafik Abgarjan Marat Alexanyan Israel Amirchanjan Mikael Aramjan Surik Asmarjan Anahit Bajandur Edward Egorjan Arthur Ghazaryan Hratschja Grigoryan

Stepan Grigoryan Robert Hakopjan Wahagn Hakopjan Arzwik Hertewzjan Hratschia Howsepjan Hratschik Yeghiasarjan Karen Yusbashyan Edik Markarjan Rasmik Martirosjan

Valery Mirsojan Hamlet Nahatakjan Artawasd Sakaryan Radik Zarukhanyan Eghia Shamschyan Wahan Shirchanyan Karine Stepanjan Tadewos Tadewosjan Hajk Chachoyan

Members of Parliament between 1990–1995 and again 1995–1999:

Yerjanik Abgarjan Gagik Abrahamjan Babken Arakzjan Bagrat Assatrjan Alexan Avetisjan Khachatur Besirchyan Rasmik Danieljan Geworg Geworgjan Avetics Grigoryan Slavik Hajrapetjan

Alexan Hakopjan Watschagan Harojan Jurik Harutjunjan Hovhannes Igitjan Der-Husik (Garush) Lasarjan Aram Manukjan Hovhannes Matinjan Karlen Mikaeljan Aidin Morikjan Gagik Nersisjan

Rafael Papajan Howik Parawjan Shahen Petrosyan Wasgen Poghosjan Karapet Rubinjan Ara Sahakjan Ashot Sargsyan David Shahnazaryan Karlen (Kamo) Vardanyan Ashot Voskanjan

MEPs alone between 1995–1999:

Samwel Abrahamjan Vardan Aivazyan Arthur Baghdassarjan Stepan Barseghjan Sereozha Baboyan Harutjun Khachatrjan Levik Khachatryan Suras Khachatrian Ararat Chrimjan Kochar Davtyan Samwel Geworgjan Mkrtitsch Gimischjan

Grigor Grigoryan Simon Grigoryan Hakop Hakopjan Wardges Hajozjan Grisha Howejan Husik Hovhannisjan Sedrak Hovhannisjan Poor Yeghiasarjan Edward Yegorjan Poor Kirakosjan Petros Makeyan Miasnik Malchasjan

Panducht Manukjan Simon Martirosjan Arthur Melikbekjan Armenak Mkrchyan Norik Mnojan Albert Papojan Henrik Parawjan Vardan Petrosian David Sadojan Edward Sargsyan Yuri Shahbasyan Grigor Voskerchian

Later MP:

• Ararat Surabyan (2017-2018)

Source: National Assembly website

See also

• List of political parties in Armenia

Individual evidence

1. ^ ^{A b} Pan-Armenian National Movement renamed "Armenian National Congress" party. In: News.am. February 23, 2013, accessed April 13, 2013 . 
2. ↑ azatutyun.am ( accessed December 2, 2019)
3. ↑ parliament.am/deputies (accessed December 12, 2019)
4. ↑ parliament.am (accessed December 12, 2019)