Christian-Democratic Rebirth Party

The party was founded during a ceremony held in Yerevan on 15 September 2018. The party did participate in the 2018 Armenian parliamentary election, however the party received just 0.51% of the popular vote and failed to gain any political representation in the National Assembly. The party had nominated 82 candidates to run in the election across the country, including some members from the Hayk Party. Following the election, the alliance received 1.50% of the popular vote, failing to win any seats in the National Assembly. In May 2024, the party joined the United Platform of Democratic Forces. The party withdrew from the United Platform of Democratic Forces in July 2024. == Ideology ==

The party supported the developments of the 2018 Armenian revolution and aimed to strengthen the results of the revolution by establishing a new political party, based on Christian morals and democratic values. The parties chairman also stated that the principal ideology will be a combination of both socialism and conservatism, while strongly opposing liberalism. Shirinyan stated, "In the 1990s, we had communistic extremism and now we have liberalism. Both are dangerous, both direct to nowhere." In terms of economics, the party advocates for a strong social market economy and a revival of the industrial sector. In regards to foreign policy, the party does not wish to align completely with either Russia or the West. The party is opposed to the Russification of Armenia. Rather, party leaders advocate towards maintaining neutrality and developing a mutually beneficial relationship with Russia. In May 2024, the party signed a joint declaration along with the European Party of Armenia, the For The Republic Party, and the Hanrapetutyun Party supporting Armenia's bid to join the European Union and NATO. The declaration also condemned Russia's attempt to destabilize Armenia during the 2024 Armenian protests. == Electoral record ==

Parliamentary elections == See also ==