in the other two, ADL never held representation in the Lebanese Parliament until the end of the 1990s. ADL Lebanon won its first-ever parliamentary seat in 2000, as an ally to Rafik Hariri's Future Movement, when the latter opted to form alliances with ADL and the Social Democrat Hunchakian Party to the detriment of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, the traditional political power maker of Lebanese-Armenian politics. The MP and party's leader in Lebanon Hagop Kassarjian was elected in 2000 as part of Hariri's strong Beirut list dominated by the Future Movement and re-elected in 2005 elections as part of March 14 Alliance. The Armenian Revolutionary Federation sided at the time with the opposition March 8 Alliance. The official MP of the ADL party in the Lebanese Parliament after the 2009 elections is Jean Ogassapian as part of the same March 14 Alliance, although he is not a card-holding member of the party. The current president of the Ramgavar party in Lebanon is Sevag Hagopian who is also the editor in chief of the Zartonk Daily, the official organ of the Ramgavar party. See also Liberalism in Armenia List of political parties in Armenia Mkrtich Avetisian Politics of Armenia Programs of political parties in Armenia References External links Armenian Democratic Liberal Party Facebook page Ramgavar Mamoul website Ramgavar Mamoul Facebook page 1885 establishments in the Ottoman Empire Political parties established in 1921 Political history of Armenia Political parties in Armenia Political parties in Lebanon Pro-European political parties in Armenia Classical liberal parties