HEAD OF OSCE/ODIHR OBSERVER MISSION PRESENTS INTERIM REPORT TO ARMENIAN FM
26.05.2007,
02:54
Head of the OSCE/ODIHR observer mission Boris Frlec presented the first post-election interim report on the parliamentary elections in Armenia to RA Foreign Minister Vardan Oskanyan.
YEREVAN, May 25. /ARKA/. Head of the OSCE/ODIHR observer mission Boris Frlec presented the first post-election interim report on the parliamentary elections in Armenia to RA Foreign Minister Vardan Oskanyan.
The Information Department, RA Foreign Office, reports that the report contains summed up results and information on the complaints taken for consideration.
Frlec pointed out that the facts contained in the report are based on the results of observations, and the OSCE/ODIHR mission will continue monitoring the process of lodging the cases with the RA Constitutional Court.
Ambassador Frlec presented the mission's monitoring of elections and post-election processes. He stressed that the processes are evidence of progress in the organization of elections in Armenia. Frlec also added that the observer mission has worked out introductions to eliminate the shortcomings.
In his turn, Minister Oskanyan stressed the importance of an unbiased assessment of the parliamentary elections on the part of international observers. He expressed the conviction that the coming presidential election will be an important step to Armenia's democratization. P.T. -0—
The Information Department, RA Foreign Office, reports that the report contains summed up results and information on the complaints taken for consideration.
Frlec pointed out that the facts contained in the report are based on the results of observations, and the OSCE/ODIHR mission will continue monitoring the process of lodging the cases with the RA Constitutional Court.
Ambassador Frlec presented the mission's monitoring of elections and post-election processes. He stressed that the processes are evidence of progress in the organization of elections in Armenia. Frlec also added that the observer mission has worked out introductions to eliminate the shortcomings.
In his turn, Minister Oskanyan stressed the importance of an unbiased assessment of the parliamentary elections on the part of international observers. He expressed the conviction that the coming presidential election will be an important step to Armenia's democratization. P.T. -0—
