The CIS IPA is monitoring Belarus’s presidential elections with a diverse group of observers, including Tajik parliamentarians. The elections are set for January 26, with early voting already underway. The observer group aims to engage with key officials and candidates to ensure a transparent electoral process.
Observers from the Inter-Parliamentary Assembly of the CIS (CIS IPA) are overseeing the presidential elections in Belarus. Members of this observer group include Tajik MPs, such as Dislhod Rahmon, Chairperson of the Majlisi Milli Committee focusing on constitutional rights and Abdukhalil Ghafourzoda, the Deputy Secretary-General of the CIS IPA. The group is coordinated by Konstantin Kosachev, a Deputy Chairperson from Russia’s Federation Council.
The CIS IPA observer group comprises senators, deputies from various CIS nations, Inter-Parliamentary Assembly officials, and experts from the International Institute for the Development of Democracy. Before the elections, they are set to engage with Belarusian parliamentary leadership and electoral candidates. This interaction aims to facilitate a clearer understanding of the electoral process.
The elections in Belarus are scheduled for January 26, with early voting commencing on January 21. During this period, CIS IPA observers will visit polling stations in Minsk and other regions to ensure proper conduct of the elections. The Central Election Commission of Belarus has registered five presidential candidates, including the current president, Alexander Lukashenko, and four other contenders, marking a significant electoral event for the nation.
The CIS IPA is actively involved in monitoring Belarus’s presidential elections, emphasizing the importance of transparency and adherence to electoral protocols. With a range of observers from various CIS nations, inclusive discussions prior to the voting, and a focus on candidate interactions, the assembly ensures a comprehensive oversight. The upcoming elections, with multiple candidates, highlight a critical moment for Belarusian democracy.
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