During the National Assembly session on December 11, a significant number of amendments to various laws were adopted in the second and final reading. These amendments encompassed a wide range of areas, including notary procedures, public administration, environmental protection, civil service, national security, precious metals, diplomatic service, chemical substances, historical and cultural heritage protection, and nuclear energy.

In addition to these amendments, the parliament also introduced and discussed several other laws and amendments in the first reading. These included topics such as safety regulations, criminal code updates, counter-terrorism measures, public service, education, state border protection, public order, internal security forces, special forces, electoral code, and defense. The parliament showed its dedication to ensuring that these laws and procedures are constantly reviewed and updated to meet the changing needs of the country.

Furthermore, the parliament demonstrated its commitment to international cooperation by approving a number of agreements and treaties. These agreements and treaties have the potential to strengthen diplomatic relations, foster collaboration, and promote mutual understanding among nations.

The National Assembly’s adoption of these amendments, discussion of new laws, and approval of international agreements showcases the parliament’s active role in shaping the legislative landscape of the country. These actions highlight the government’s commitment to ensuring efficient and effective governance, protection of national security, and safeguarding the environment and cultural heritage of Armenia.