Tsarukyan promises renewal, says Armenians want solutions not infighting

Gagik Tsarukyan, the leader of the Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK), has launched his party’s election campaign, pledging to focus on addressing citizens’ pressing concerns.

At a rally with supporters on Saturday, Tsarukyan said Armenians were “tired of insults and mudslinging” and instead sought solutions that would ensure “security, peace and prosperity”. He vowed to restore public confidence and build a “strong, safe and dignified homeland”.

Tsarukyan announced plans for a nationwide tour, spanning towns and villages, to present the party’s platform for “guaranteed peace, sustainable development and national revival”. He framed the campaign as an effort to overcome despair and instill hope in Armenia’s future, positioning Prosperous Armenia as a unifying force capable of delivering stability and economic growth.

“Our goal is to build a prosperous Armenia, to overcome weakness and hopelessness, and to return faith in tomorrow,” Tsarukyan told the crowd. “Together we can create a strong, secure, and dignified country where every citizen feels like an important part of this great family.”