"Wings of Unity's" List will be headed by Arman Tatoyan

The party nominated Arman Tatoyan, founder and leader of the “Wings of Unity” initiative, as its candidate for Prime Minister.

During his speech, Arman Tatoyan addressed the current political situation and the significance of the upcoming elections. He emphasized that various geopolitical powers seek involvement in shaping Armenia’s future, but the deciding voice must belong to the Armenian people.

“When different capitals attempt to predetermine who should win in Armenia, it means we are no longer perceived as a fully sovereign state. We are told to choose: Russia, the West, the East - some camp. But Armenia’s elections cannot become a referendum of foreign interests. This is not a choice between camps. This is a choice for being an independent and sovereign state,” stated Arman Tatoyan.

He noted that Armenia’s foreign policy path should be guided by national interests rather than fears. According to Tatoyan, the state can develop through a strong army, stable institutions, and calculated diplomacy. He also recalled the consequences of the current authorities’ policies - wars, losses, and isolation.

“Our people deserve a state that stands for its citizens and protects its national interests worldwide. The June 7 elections are about what we want, not what others want. By voting for us, you vote for Armenia. Justice is coming to return our country to us,” declared the party’s prime ministerial candidate.

Economist Davit Ananyan, ranked second on the electoral list, presented the party’s economic vision.

“When a state builds an economy that does not generate sufficient value, does not accumulate capital, and does not control its infrastructure, it ceases to be a state with an economy and becomes a state determined by its economy,” stated Davit Ananyan.

The economist noted that the current authorities’ programs lack calculations, mechanisms, and accountability, while “Wings of Unity” proposes not isolated initiatives but a comprehensive system aimed at rebuilding the state.

“Structural and deep changes do not happen spontaneously. They occur only when there is political will to break the existing model, responsibility to bear the consequences, and leadership to carry the process through,” said Davit Ananyan.

Astghik Matinyan, a lawyer ranked third on the party’s electoral list, spoke about key proposals included in the pre-election program, covering education, healthcare, and the judicial system: free higher education for Armenian citizens, restoration of the “Rural Teacher” program, universal health insurance, direct election of the President of Armenia, and fundamental changes to the electoral system, among others.

“Our goal is to form a generation that will no longer live in constant anxiety. Justice is coming, and it begins with the security of each of our families,” said Astghik Matinyan.

The first thirty candidates on the party’s electoral list are:

1. Arman Hakobi Tatoyan

2. Davit Sanasari Ananyan

3. Astghik Hamleti Matinyan

4. Shahen Shanti Harutyunyan

5. Avetis Armeni Avetisyan

6. Hasmik Aftandili Ghazaryan

7. Armen Edwardi Galstyan

8. Liparit Mamikoni Drmeyan

9. Anush Rostomi Sedrakyan

10. Gor Hovhannesi Tadevosyan

11. Levon Hayrapeti Chukaklyan

12. Roza Hamleti Harutyunyan

13. Vahagn Farhadi Davityan

14. Armen Ediki Yeghiazaryan

15. Marine Noriki Harutyunyan

16. Narek Vardkesi Paronyan

17. Tigran Hoviki Hayrapetyan

18. Satine Vasili Gzoghyan

19. Narek Emili Balabekyan

20. Vardan Stepani Pashayen

21. Anahit Sergeyi Pilosyan

22. Hrachya Samveli Manukyan

23. Paruyr Avetisi Alekyan

24. Julieta Samveli Baghdasaryan

25. Karen Samveli Lazaryan

26. Norayr Smbati Abrahamyan

27. Satenik Kareni Atayan

28. Ashot Sureni Tovmasyan

29. Shushan Noriki Sargsyan

30. Sarhat Vazriki Petrosyan