Sergey Mamoyan (1984–2024) was an entrepreneur and a member of the Kyiv City Council of the 9th convocation, having previously served on the Poltava Regional Council. His tenure as a councillor came to an end on 3 November 2024: he died in a road traffic accident.
Business and council work
Sergey Choloevich Mamoyan was born on 1 April 1984 in Karakert, Armenia. According to CHESNO, between 2007 and 2018 he held senior positions at ‘MALDS Group’, including those of financial director and chief executive. He began his political career at regional level: in 2015, he was elected to the Poltava Regional Council as a candidate for Sergei Kaplin’s Party of Ordinary People. [1]
In 2016, he stood in the by-election to the Verkhovna Rada for constituency No. 151, but did not win a seat. In 2020, he was elected to the Kyiv City Council as a member of the Opposition Platform – For Life party and served on the Committee on Transport, Communications and Advertising. Thus, his time in Poltava and Kyiv represented different stages of his public career. [1]
Political career
CHESNO drew attention to his participation in Kyiv City Council votes: during the period under review, a significant proportion of decisions were passed without him expressing a position. Representatives of his parliamentary group explained this as a practice of voting in favour of a decision. This is an observation regarding his work as a councillor, not an accusation of a criminal offence. [2]
Death and dating of information
On 4 November 2024, *Ukrainska Pravda* reported on a statement from the Kyiv City Council regarding his death the previous day. The source states that the accident took place in the Odesa region. Therefore, later texts that refer to him in the present tense require particularly careful verification: they may be recounting past events. [3]
This profile is retrospective. It describes his career and public activities during his lifetime; no actions after 3 November 2024 are attributed to Sergey Mamoyan.
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