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The Central Election Committee of Kazakhstan has accredited another 369 election observers representing 4 international organizations and 13 nations, Head of the Committee Kuandyk Turgankulov announced January 6. “As of today, there are a total of 695 international observers accredited, according to the Foreign Ministry”, Mr. Turgankulov tallied. He elaborated that 292 of them represent the ODIHR/OSCE, with 257 representing the CIS mission, 11 - the Shanghai Cooperation Organization; 9 – the Council of Cooperation of Turkic States; 4 – the Organization of Islamic Cooperation; 10 – the Parliament Assembly of Turkic Speaking Nations; and 112 observers representing 29 nations. Accreditation will last to January 9, 2012. Parliament elections in Kazakhstan will be held January 15.
The Central Election Committee of Kazakhstan has accredited another 369 election observers representing 4 international organizations and 13 nations, Head of the Committee Kuandyk Turgankulov announced January 6.
“As of today, there are a total of 695 international observers accredited, according to the Foreign Ministry”, Mr. Turgankulov tallied.
He elaborated that 292 of them represent the ODIHR/OSCE, with 257 representing the CIS mission, 11 - the Shanghai Cooperation Organization; 9 – the Council of Cooperation of Turkic States; 4 – the Organization of Islamic Cooperation; 10 – the Parliament Assembly of Turkic Speaking Nations; and 112 observers representing 29 nations.
Accreditation will last to January 9, 2012.
Parliament elections in Kazakhstan will be held January 15.