A draft decree of the Government of the Republic of Armenia is currently under circulation, defining the qualitative and technical standards for the provision of tourism services involving risks to life or health.The draft regulates services that involve extreme risks, such as:hot air balloon and parachute flights, quad biking, jet skiing, mountain biking, rafting, rock climbing, bungee jumping, scuba diving, ziplining (with a slope of 3 degrees or more), mountain skiing, and similar activities.
Amendments to the Labor Code of the Republic of Armenia have been proposed, introducing an alternative mechanism for the protection of labor rights.
According to the draft law:
✅ A Labor Disputes Commission will be formed as a body for reviewing labor disputes, operating within the structure of the Inspection Authority.
✅ The Commission will consider labor disputes free of charge.
✅ Clear procedures will be established for filing applications, holding hearings, making decisions, and ensuring their enforcement.
A draft Government Decree of the Republic of Armenia proposes to fully digitalize the processes of acquiring and renouncing Armenian citizenship.Under the proposed system, applicants shall file their applications exclusively online by creating a user account and completing the identification process.
A draft law has been introduced in Armenia, which envisages gradual implementation of a mandatory comprehensive health insurance system.A special foundation to be established by the Republic of Armenia will coordinate with medical organizations and pharmacies and administer insurance payout.Package of Services and Payments
LY Law Firm is delighted to share that our Managing Partner, Liana Yordanyan, spoke at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) training and mentoring program, “Unveiling Value: IP as a Driver for a Sustainable Armenian Wine Industry.”
As global efforts to enhance transparency grow, beneficial ownership reporting is becoming a regulatory focus. Here’s a quick overview of requirements in Armenia and the USA:Armenia Since 2021, Armenia has required certain companies to disclose their beneficial owners, expanding the scope in 2022 and the requirement applies to all companies from 2023. This information is filed with the State Registry of Legal Entities and is publicly accessible.USA
The European Union is making a move toward greater data transparency and innovation with EU Data Act, set to be applicable from 12 September 2025, with certain provisions to be applicable at later stages. This regulation governs both personal and non-personal data. Key requirements include: