Aram Mayilyan
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| Aram Mayilyan | |
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| Born | 1954 [O.S. 6] 02 Tavush Province |
| 💀Died | Error: Need valid birth date (second date): year, month, day Yerevan, ArmeniaError: Need valid birth date (second date): year, month, day |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Armenian |
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| 👩 Spouse(s) | Narine Mkrtchyan |
| 👶 Children | Sose Mayilyan |
Aram Ruben Mayilyan: Armenian politician, statesman.[1], active participant of Karabakh movement, Member of Armenian first Parliament (RA Supreme Council) (1990-1995), Member of the State Committee on the Armenian Independence Referendum of 21 September 1991, scientist, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
Biography[edit]
Born on 6 February 1954, in Navour village of Shamshadin region of Armenian SSR (currently, Itsaqar village of Tavush Province). Died suddenly on 28 August 2020 in Yerevan.
Education[edit]
At the age of six, his family moved from Navour to Yerevan, wherein 1971 Aram Mayilyan finished School number 135. In 1971, was admitted to and in 1976 graduated from the Faculty of Radionecrotics of National Polytechnic University of Armenia (YPI), with the specialization of electronics engineer. In 1980-82 studied at and graduated with excellence from the Faculty of Social Sciences of YPI, with the specialization of “Interpreter of English technical literature”. In April 1987, defended PhD thesis with the specialization of “Semi-conductor physics” and was awarded the scientific degree of Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
Work experience[edit]
In 1976-1978, worked as a Senior Laboratory Assistant at the Chair of Semiconductors at Yerevan Polytechnic Institute (YPI). In 1978-1979, worked as a Senior Engineer at Yerevan State University (YSU). In 1979-1980, worked at the Factory “Basalt” as A Radio Equipment Regulator. In 1980-1988, worked as a Senior Engineer at the Chair of Semiconductors at Yerevan State University. From January 1988 till February 1989 was a Senior Researcher at YPI. In 1989-1990, was a Senior Engineer, then a Senior Researcher at the Physics Laboratory of Semiconductor Materials and Equipments at YSU. From August 1999 till June 2000, then from January-October 2007 worked at “Quantum” college as Vice Director. In 2001-2002, worked as the Deputy Head of the Department of Information Technologies at the RA Ministry of Industry and Trade. In 2002-2006, was the Head of the Department of Information Technology Development at the renamed Ministry of Trade and Economic Development. On 15 December 2003 he was awarded the degree of 2nd Class Adviser of RA Civil Service. From 1 February 2010 till his death, 28 August 2020, Aram Mayilyan worked as a Senior Researcher at the Institute for Informatics and Automation Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia.
Political experience[edit]
Aram Mayilyan stood at the sources of the establishment of Armenian independent statehood: he is one of the founders of the independent Republic of Armenia. A. Mayilyan’s contribution to the Karabakh Movement, in the realization of Armenian independence, statehood, and Armenian parliamentarian is undeniable. Through all of his socio-political activity he was a tireless devotee of Armenia’s independence, sovereignty, democratization. Inspired by the ideologies, political principles and values of Karabakh Movement, Aram Mayilyan was always faithful to the ideas of the reunification of Armenia and Artsakh, relying on his own forces and the rebirth of the Armenian factor. Armenia’s independence and sovereignty were undisputable and uppermost values, any harassment towards which he did not tolerate. Passing through the political struggle, Aram Mayilyan always remained loyal to his political principles, ideas and values. He never ceased fighting against the phenomena and regimes obstructive for Armenia’s development and progress. Aram Mayilyan’s political activity began with the Karabakh Movement. From the very start of the Movement, being involved in the organisational works and initiatives of the Movement, from 1988 till 1989 November he led the Nor Nork regional organization of the Movement Constitutional Groups. In the founding congress of the Armenian Pan-National Movement (APNM) of November 1989, Aram Mayilyan was elected an APNM Board Member, being re-elected in the next four years. In 1990-1995, Aram Mayilyan was a Member of the RA Supreme Council (SC, the first RA Parliament), the Secretary of the SC Permanent Committee on Foreign Affairs, the President of the Armenian-British Parliamentary Group. Being a Member of the State Committee on the Armenian Independence Referendum of 21 September 1991, Aram Mayilyan coordinated the works with the foreign observers. In the times of the not-yet-collapsed Soviet Union, the acceptance of the reliability of the referendum results by international observers was extremely important for building the difficult and dignified road of Armenia towards independence. As the President of the Armenian-British Parliamentary Group, with Aram Mayilyan’s initiative and accompaniment the delegation of the House of Lords of the UK visited Karabakh in 1993.
Political Disagreements with APNM[edit]
Aram Mayilyan was elected an APNM Board Member in 1989-1994 incessant. On 20 July 1994, as a result of the deepening political disagreements with the RA highest authority and APNM leadership, Aram Mayilyan was removed from APNM along with a number of APNM Board Members. That session of the APNM Council of July 20 was run by the first RA President, Levon Ter-Petrosyan. The Parliament Members removed from APNM Board (A. Mayilyan, Alb. Baghdasaryan, V. Zurnachyan, Ed. Jaghinyan) established the Parliamentary Group “National Advancement” in the Parliament. The political disagreements related to the distancing of APNM from the political principles of the Movement, to the principal disagreement with the Draft Constitution, to the formation of an authoritarian governing system in the country through the Draft Constitution, to the re-acceptance of the APNM political responsibility and similar problems. In 1995, Aram Mayilyan joined the National Democratic Union (NDU) distanced earlier from APNM, which was led by the first RA Prime Minister, Vazgen Manoukyan. In the NDU congress, A. Mayilyan was elected a Board Member, simultaneously leading the NDU press service. In 1995-99, Aram Mayilyan goes through the path of a heated struggle with NDU. In May 1999, due to political disagreements, Mayilyan leaves also NDU, accusing the leadership of the party of cooperation with the authorities, internal caste formation, moving from liberalism to socialist ideology[2] In October 2002, with the support of the Yerevan Office of the US National Democratic Institute (NDI), Aram Mayilyan establishes the “Political Debate Club”, the works of which he leads until 2006. From November 2007 till November 2008, A. Mayilyan was the coordinator of the program “The Formation of Political Culture in Armenia”, organised again with the support of the US National Democratic Institute. Aram Mayilyan was also a founding member of the Club “Supreme Council” of former parliamentarians. On 1 December 2014, during the discussions in the National Assembly on the accession of Armenia to EaEU[3], Aram Mayilyan addresses former SC parliament members with a message, emphasising that the RA Independence Declaration and the decisions and documents summarising the results of the Independence Referendum “are not subject to review and do not have an expiration date: they have been drafted, written and adopted for centuries, and no authority, except for the Armenian people through a referendum expressing its unified will, cannot change the political decisions of the independent Republic of Armenia and push Armenia to supranational organizations, which will cast a shadow over our sovereignty. The authority, which will try to take such a step, is outlawed from the beginning. I call for demonstrating a behavior worthy for the founding fathers of an independent state: let us be once again in the first row, let us defend the interests of the Armenian people and Armenia with the same enthusiasm.”[4] As one of the founders of the political initiative “Political League”, with Aram Mayilyan’s initiative the League started an internet signature collection for withdrawing the 1921 Moscow Agreement and eliminating the historical injustice.
Aram Mayilyan authored more than 100 political analytical articles, articles which are dedicated to the problems of Armenia’s social life, internal and external political issues, international relations. In his articles and interviews, he distinctly foresaw those political developments, warned about all those challenges and threats, which Armenia could encounter[5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10][11]։. As a scientist, he authored and co-authored numerous articles, which deal with semiconductor physics and nanotechnologies: the articles were published both in Armenian and foreign scientific journals. Aram Mayilyan authored also short stories, which were published as a separate book entitled “Seven Short Stories”, as well as in English magazines.
Family[edit]
His father, Rouben Mayilyan, was an agriculturist; his mother, Sargyoul Nigoyan, was the President of the Navour Village Council. His wife, Nariné Mkrtchyan, is the President of the National Press Club, prominent journalist, publicist, analyst, lecturer at the Faculty of International Relations at YSU. His daughter, Sosé Mayilyan, has graduated with a Bachelor’s at the YSU Faculty of Law, is a Master’s graduate from the University of Copenhagen, is a PhD Researcher at Dublin City University, an expert of European and International Law, an Affiliated Member of DCU Brexit Institute.
Aram Mayilyan’s life and biography as an intellectual, scientist, and politician are inseparable from the biography of independent Armenia. The values and political principles he professed are imperishable and eternal. And his biography is the condensation of those principles and values.
References[edit]
- ↑ http://www.parliament.am/deputies.php?sel=details&ID=655&lang=eng
- ↑ "ԱԺՄ-Ն՝ ԻՆՔՆԱՓԼՈՒԶՎՈՂ ՀԱՄԱԿԱՐԳ Հարցազրույց նախկին ԱԺՄ-ական Արամ Մայիլյանի հետ". ԱՌԱՎՈՏ օրաթերթ. 22 June 1999.
- ↑ Մայիլյան, Արամ (4 December 2014). "Արամ Մայիլյանն ընդդեմ Գուրգեն Արսենյանի". YouTube.
- ↑ "Արամ Մայիլյան. «Այս քաղաքական արկածախնդրությունը հղի է հայոց ինքնիշխան պետության կորստով»". ԱՌԱՎՈՏ օրաթերթ. 1 December 2014.
- ↑ Մայիլյան, Արամ (20 January 2001). "ՍԱՌԸ ՑՆՑՈՒՂ. Մաս 1-ին". ԱՌԱՎՈՏ օրաթերթ.
- ↑ Մայիլյան, Արամ. "ՍԱՌԸ ՑՆՑՈՒՂ Մաս 2-րդ". ԱՌԱՎՈՏ օրաթերթ.
- ↑ Մայիլյան, Արամ (8 September 2009). "ՀԱՅԱՍՏԱՆԸ ՊԵՏՔ Է ԳՈՐԾՈՆ ԴԱՐՁՆԵԼ". ԱՌԱՎՈՏ օրաթերթ.
- ↑ "ՍԵՐԺ ՍԱՐԳՍՅԱՆՆ ԸՆԴԱՄԵՆԸ ՄԱՖԻԱՅԻ ՂԵԿԱՎԱՐ Է. ԱՐԱՄ ՄԱՅԻԼՅԱՆ". ՀՐԱՊԱՐԱԿ օրաթերթ. 2 June 2016.
- ↑ "ՍԵՐԺ ՍԱՐԳՍՅԱՆԸ ԿՇԱՐՈՒՆԱԿԻ ՄՆԱԼ ՆՈՒՅՆԻՍԿ ԳԵՆՍԵԿԻ ՏԵՍՔՈՎ՝ ՀՀԿ ՆԱԽԱԳԱՀ ԵՒ ԻՆՉ-ՈՐ ՄԻ ՊԱՇՏՈՆ․ ԱՐԱՄ ՄԱՅԻԼՅԱՆ". 16 June 2017.
- ↑ "ԵՎՐՈՊԱԿԱՆ ԲԱՐԵԿԵՑՈՒԹՅՈՒՆԸ ԾՆԵԼ Է ԲԱԶՄԱԹԻՎ ԱՐԱՏԱՎՈՐ ԲԱՐՔԵՐ, ՍԱԿԱՅՆ ԴՐԱՆՔ ՉՆՉԻՆ ԵՆ ՆՐԱ ՀՍԿԱՅԱԾԱՎԱԼ ՆԵՐԴՐՄԱՆ ԱՌՋԵՒ․ ԱՐԱՄ ՄԱՅԻԼՅԱՆ". ՀՐԱՊԱՐԱԿ օրաթերթ. 1 December 2017.
- ↑ "ԵԼՔԸ ՄԻԱԿՆ Է՝ ԱՊՍՏԱՄԲՈՒԹՅՈՒՆ․ ԱՐԱՄ ՄԱՅԻԼՅԱՆ". ՀՐԱՊԱՐԱԿ օրաթերթ. 18 April 2018.
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