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OBSERVERS OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERT CENTER FOR ELECTORAL SYSTEMS TO FOLLOW PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN ARMENIA
ARMENPRESS
APRIL 19, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, APRIL 19, ARMENPRESS: International expert Center for
Electoral Systems (ICES) will implement an observation mission during
the May 6 parliamentary elections of Armenia. Experts from the European
Union, US and Israel comprise the mission, an official from the center
told Armenpress.
MPs of different European countries and European Parliament,
scientists, lawyers and journalists, who have a vast experience
of elections, are also involved in the mission. Alexander Tsinker,
President of ICES, director of East European States & CIS Institute,
will head the mission.
On the day of the elections the representatives of the center will
be in Yerevan, Gyumri, Vanadzor and in a number of other province
centers. "We are studying the Electoral Code of Armenia and have been
implementing a monitoring of the Armenian mass media since April 8,"
said Tsinker. The delegation will present the results of the monitoring
during a press conference to be held May 7 in Yerevan.
The International expert Center for Electoral Systems is a nonprofit
non-governmental public organization set up by a group of highly
qualified experts in the fields of law, political science, diplomacy
and sociology, coming from the USA, Great Britain, Netherlands,
Germany and Israel.
ARMENPRESS
APRIL 19, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, APRIL 19, ARMENPRESS: International expert Center for
Electoral Systems (ICES) will implement an observation mission during
the May 6 parliamentary elections of Armenia. Experts from the European
Union, US and Israel comprise the mission, an official from the center
told Armenpress.
MPs of different European countries and European Parliament,
scientists, lawyers and journalists, who have a vast experience
of elections, are also involved in the mission. Alexander Tsinker,
President of ICES, director of East European States & CIS Institute,
will head the mission.
On the day of the elections the representatives of the center will
be in Yerevan, Gyumri, Vanadzor and in a number of other province
centers. "We are studying the Electoral Code of Armenia and have been
implementing a monitoring of the Armenian mass media since April 8,"
said Tsinker. The delegation will present the results of the monitoring
during a press conference to be held May 7 in Yerevan.
The International expert Center for Electoral Systems is a nonprofit
non-governmental public organization set up by a group of highly
qualified experts in the fields of law, political science, diplomacy
and sociology, coming from the USA, Great Britain, Netherlands,
Germany and Israel.