Armenia’s Constitutional Court is preparing to elect a new president after Arman Dilanyan completes his six-year term in the role. According to reports, Dilanyan’s presidency ends, while he continues serving as a judge on the court.
Both outlets describe the development as a procedural transition within the Constitutional Court’s leadership. PanArmenian.net frames the event around the court’s preparations to choose a successor, while 1in.am emphasizes the decision point for the court and refers to the end of Dilanyan’s term as the trigger for the election.
The coverage agrees on the core facts: Dilanyan’s term as president has ended, he remains part of the bench, and the nine justices move toward selecting a new court president. The sources do not provide details on candidates, timelines beyond the election preparation, or any changes to the court’s broader mandate, focusing instead on the leadership change itself.
