72% OF SURVEYED NAGORNO-KARABAKH CITIZENS HAPPY ABOUT THEIR PRESIDENT’S WORK
19.06.2007,
01:25
Aharon Adibekyan, Sociometer Independent sociological centre director, said that 72% of surveyed Nagorno-Karabakh citizens were happy about their president, Arkady Ghukasyan’s work.
YEREVAN, June 18. /ARKA/. Aharon Adibekyan, Sociometer Independent sociological centre director, said Monday referring to the public opinion poll conducted by the center that 72% of surveyed Nagorno-Karabakh citizens were happy about their president, Arkady Ghukasyan’s work.
“About 60% expressed appreciation of the president’s work, 12% gave “completely good” mark. About 15% think otherwise – they gave a bad mark to the presidential work and 10% “completely bad” while 5% of respondents found it difficult to say anything.
The sociologist attached great significance to the support provided by such a respected Karabakh leader to one of presidential candidates.
He said 700 people have been surveyed in Nagorno Karabakh ahead of presidential elections.
Presidential elections are scheduled for July 19. Nagorno-Karabakh Central Election Commission decided Thursday to register five presidential candidates – Bako Saakyan, Nagorno-Karabakh Republic National Security chief; Masis Mailyan, deputy foreign minister; MP Armen Abgaryan; Vanya Avanesyan, professor at Artsakh State University, and Hrant Melkumyan, Karabakh Communist Party leader.
Date for launching election campaigns is already set. The Candidates can start campaigning on June 20.
The presidential elections are scheduled for July 19, 2007. M.V.-0---
“About 60% expressed appreciation of the president’s work, 12% gave “completely good” mark. About 15% think otherwise – they gave a bad mark to the presidential work and 10% “completely bad” while 5% of respondents found it difficult to say anything.
The sociologist attached great significance to the support provided by such a respected Karabakh leader to one of presidential candidates.
He said 700 people have been surveyed in Nagorno Karabakh ahead of presidential elections.
Presidential elections are scheduled for July 19. Nagorno-Karabakh Central Election Commission decided Thursday to register five presidential candidates – Bako Saakyan, Nagorno-Karabakh Republic National Security chief; Masis Mailyan, deputy foreign minister; MP Armen Abgaryan; Vanya Avanesyan, professor at Artsakh State University, and Hrant Melkumyan, Karabakh Communist Party leader.
Date for launching election campaigns is already set. The Candidates can start campaigning on June 20.
The presidential elections are scheduled for July 19, 2007. M.V.-0---
