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52 international observers to monitor the elections to the Senate of the Parliament of Kazakhstan
18:56 16.08.2005
text: "Kazakhstan Today" views: [74] Related articlesFour more registered candidate of Senate of Parliament withdrew their nominations - CEC Election Committee of Almaty registered three Senate candidates CEC began accreditation of international observers 148 more international observers accredited for extraordinary parliamentary elections The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Kazakhstan has completed the accreditation of the international observers for the elections to the Senate of the Parliament of Kazakhstan, the press service of the CEC reports. 52 international observers from foreign countries and organizations will be closely monitoring the elections taking place on 19 August, 2005 in Kazakhstan. The CEC has accredited 43 representatives from CIS countries including Russia, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Georgia and Belarus. 9 representatives from Turkey, Mongolia, Latvia, Lithuania and the International Foundation for Election Systems will be also observing the elections. As reported before, the terms of office for 16 senators elected September 17, 1999 expire this year. According to the CEC, 78 candidates have been nominated to the Senate of Kazakhstan Parliament. 41 candidates are registered. 23 persons recalled their applications. As of August 16, the number of candidates for deputies has decreased to 41.
Translated by Nataliya Shirinskikh |
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