Head of the Protocol Division
Born in the city of Yerevan on 23 April 1964.
EDUCATION
1987 Graduated from the Faculty of Philology of the Yerevan State University
1991 Graduated from the PhD program at the Language Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia
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October 1981-May 1982
Employed as the Worker at the Yerevan Champagne Wine Factory
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May 1982-September 1982
Employed as the Laboratory assistant at the Yerevan Oil and Soap Factory
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21.06.2010-10.01.2018
Served as the Leading Specialist at the Protocol Division of the Staff of the Constitutional Court
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10.01.2018-16.02.2018
Served as the Ad interim Head of the General Division of the Staff of the Constitutional Court
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16.02.2018-16.04.2018
Served as the Head of the General Division of the Staff of the Constitutional Court
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Since 16.04.2018
Serves as the Head of the Protocol Division of the Staff of the Constitutional Court
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1990-1992
Enrolled as the Lecturer at the Department of Armenian Language of the Yerevan Humanitarian College
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1992-1994
Enrolled as the Lecturer at the Department of Armenian Language of the Yerevan State Institute of Foreign Languages after V. Bryusov
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First Rank Legal Adviser
OTHER INFORMATION
Anahit Giloyan has three children.
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