President of the Republic Vahagn Khachaturyan has signed a decree reappointing Srbuhi Galyan as Minister of Justice. The decision was made based on the Prime Minister's recommendation, in accordance with the requirements of Article 150 of the current Constitution.
The legal grounds for the reappointment also include provisions of the Law on the Structure and Activities of the Government, which regulate the appointment procedures for state officials. Galyan will continue her tenure while exercising her legally defined powers.
Galyan's reappointment comes at a particularly sensitive time for the country's legal system, as the reforms being implemented in the justice sector require consistency. The absence of a leadership change suggests that the executive branch prefers to maintain structural stability.
It will be interesting to observe how the Minister's priorities will adapt to the legislative challenges of the coming months. It remains to be seen whether this appointment will lead to policy continuity or if new emphases will be added to the sectoral agenda.
