Head of the International Treaties Division
Born in the village of Geghashen (Kotayk Marz) on 15 October 1980.
EDUCATION
2002 Graduated from the Bachelor's Degree program at the Department of Political Sciences of the Faculty of International Relations at the Yerevan State University
2006 Graduated from the Master's Degree program at the Department of Political Sciences of the Faculty of International Relations of the Yerevan State University
2017 Graduated from the Bachelor's Degree program of the Department of Jurisprudence of the Institute of Law and Politics of the Russian-Armenian University
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2006-2007
Served as the Leading specialist at the International Treaties Division of the Constitutional Court
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2007-2020
Served as the Chief specialist at the International Treaties Division of the Constitutional Court
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Since 2020
Serves as the Head of the International Treaties Division of the Constitutional Court
OTHER INFORMATION
In 2002-2004 Zhora Khachatryan served in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia.
He is a member of the public organization “Pan-Armenian Conference of Lawyers”.
He is married and has two children.
He is a member of the public organization “Pan-Armenian Conference of Lawyers”.
He is married and has two children.
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