Belarusian MPs Engage in Election Observation in Tajikistan
Belarusian MPs are observing the parliamentary elections in Tajikistan set for March 2, 2025. Key figures in the observation group include Sergei Rachkov, Gennady Lepeshko, and Anzhelika Kurchak, each representing different regional organizations. Their involvement reflects a commitment to endorsing democratic practices in the region.
On February 28, 2025, it was reported by the press service of the House of Representatives that Belarusian Members of Parliament (MPs) are engaged in observing the upcoming parliamentary elections in Tajikistan. These elections are set to occur on March 2, 2025. The involvement of Belarusian MPs highlights their commitment to international electoral processes and democratic practices.
The observation group includes Sergei Rachkov, serving as the coordinator from the Collective Security Treaty Organization Parliamentary Assembly (CSTO PA). Gennady Lepeshko represents the Parliamentary Assembly of the Union State of Belarus and Russia, while Anzhelika Kurchak participates in the observation mission for the Commonwealth of Independent States Interparliamentary Assembly (CIS IPA). Their roles emphasize collaboration among various regional organizations to ensure fair electoral observations.
Belarusian MPs are actively participating in the election monitoring process in Tajikistan, showcasing their dedication to upholding democratic standards. With a well-structured observation group representing multiple regional assemblies, their efforts contribute to the integrity of the electoral process scheduled for March 2, 2025.
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