One of the prosecutors indicting His Holiness and 6 high-ranking clerics in the “case” was Aram Aramyan, Deputy Prosecutor General of the Republic of Armenia and First Class Counselor of Justice.

Aramyan started his career at the Arabkir Investigation Department of the Yerevan City Investigation Department of the RA Police and assumed the position of Deputy Prosecutor General from December 2024.

And, as you can see, in this position he is already entrusted with “highly responsible” tasks.

168․amtoday will convey several episodes of Aram Aramyan’s “achievements”, which are included in his 2025 declaration of property, income, expenses and interests submitted to the Corruption Prevention Commission in 2026.

Thus, in his declaration, the official informed about the apartment he bought in Arabkir administrative district of the capital in 2014 and jointly owned, and the 2019 Toyota car he bought from Yunex LLC in April 2025 for 5.4 million drams.

During the year, the balances of his bank accounts fluctuated between 700 thousand and 500 thousand drams, cash funds both at the end of the year and at the beginning of the year were in the amount of 6 million drams.

Aram Aramyan’s income of 40,645,824 drams for the reporting year was generated from a 15 million dram loan received from the closed joint stock company “AMIO BANK” and from the salary of 25,645,824 drams received from the RA Prosecutor’s Office and/or other payments equal to it.

For comparison, let’s note that Aramyan, for example, in 2021, when he was the deputy head of the department for monitoring the legality of pre-trial proceedings in the RA National Security Service of the General Prosecutor’s Office of the RA, declared an income of 9,130,630 drams for the reporting year, of which 8,820,630 drams was the salary received from the RA Prosecutor’s Office and/or other payments equivalent to it and 310,000 drams received from VTB Armenia Bank. loan.

Aram Aramyan also announced the principal amount of the loan at the end of the reporting year, 2025.  about the balance of 13,327,620 drams and recorded that he allocated 11,658,317 drams to repay the loan in 2025.

Aramyan’s wife, Anna Astvatatryan, declared 3 immovable properties. two, a building of public importance in the Sevan community, which he bought in 2007 and manages alone, and one, a jointly owned apartment in the Arabkir community.

The official’s wife also declared 4 thousand dollars and 2.8 million drams in bank deposits and 3 million drams in cash, in the event that her income for the reporting year amounted to 305,581 drams and was generated from interest and other compensation received for loans or bank deposits given to two banks.

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