Karapetyan's government was the governing body of Armenia from September 2016 until April 2018. Karen Karapetyan was designated prime minister by President Serzh Sargsyan on 13 September 2016.
It was a coalition government formed by two parliamentary groups: the Republicans and Revolutionary Federation.
The cabinet consisted of eighteen ministries and eight adjunct bodies. Each ministry is responsible for elaborating and implementing governmental decisions in its respective sphere.Structure of Armenian government Official website of the government of Armenia
Structure Ministries
+Main office holdersOfficeNamePartySincePrime Minister of ArmeniaKaren KarapetyanRepublican Party13 September 2016Vice prime minister Minister of International Economic Integration and ReformsVache GabrielyanRepublican Party20 September 2016Minister of DefenceVigen SargsyanRepublican Party3 October 2016Minister of Economic Development and InvestmentsSuren KarayanRepublican Party27 September 2016Minister of AgricultureIgnati ArakelyanRepublican Party20 September 2016Minister of CultureArmen AmiryanRepublican Party27 September 2016Minister of DiasporaHranush HakobyanRepublican Party1 October 2008Minister of Nature ProtectionArtsvik MinasyanArmenian Revolutionary Federation27 September 2016Minister of Education and ScienceLevon MkrtchyanArmenian Revolutionary Federation27 September 2016Minister of Energy Infrastructures and Natural ResourcesAshot ManukyanNon-partisan20 September 2016Minister of FinanceVardan AramyanRepublican Party20 September 2016Minister of Foreign AffairsEduard NalbandyanNon-partisan15 April 2008Ministry of HealthLevon AltunyanRepublican Party27 September 2016Minister of JusticeDavit HarutyunyanRepublican Party25 May 2017Minister of Labor and Social AffairsArtem AsatryanRepublican Party16 June 2012Minister of Sport and Youth AffairsHrachya RostomyanNon-partisan27 September 2016Minister of Territorial Administration and DevelopmentDavit LokyanArmenian Revolutionary Federation27 September 2016Minister of Emergency SituationsDavit TonoyanNon-partisan6 February 2017Minister of Transport, Communication and Information TechnologiesVahan MartirosyanRepublican Party20 September 2016
Adjunct bodies The role of adjunct bodies is to elaborate, implement and administer governmental decision in respective sphere. Similar to ministries, adjunct bodies are subordinate to Prime Minister. There are eight adjunct bodies to Armenian government.Adjunct bodies of government of Armenia Official website of the government of Armenia Adjunct bodyHeadPartySince in officeGeneral Department of Civil AviationSergey AvetisyanNon-party8 June 2016National Security ServiceGeorgy KutoyanNon-party12 February 2016State Nuclear Safety Regulatory Committee by the GovernmentAshot MartirosyanNon-party17 September 2008PoliceVladimir GasparyanNon-party1 November 2011State Committee of the Real Estate CadastreMartin SargsyanRepublican Party3 June 2014State Property Management DepartmentArman SahakyanRepublican Party22 June 2011State Revenue CommitteeVardan HarutyunyanNon-party8 October 2016State Urban Development CommitteeNarek SargsyanNon-party11 October 2016
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