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ЕС, Великобритания, Швеция и Германия поддержат Армению в проведении досрочных парламентских выборов

14 November 2018

Международное сообщество поможет Армении в организации досрочных парламентских выборов. Выборы рассматриваются в качестве определяющего момента для страны - возможность не только закрепить важные перемены, которые произошли в стране в последние месяцы, но и наметить следующие шаги вперед.

Европейский союз, Великобритания, Швеция и Германия взяли на себя обязательство по предоставлению ресурсов для проведения выборов на высшем уровне. Во вторник (13 ноября) заместитель премьер-министра Армении Арарат Мирзоян, глава миссии ЕС в Армении Петр Свитальский, посол Германии в Армении Маттиас Кислер, посол Великобритании в Армении Джудит Фарнуорт, временный поверенный в делах США, координатор-резидент ООН и постоянный представитель ПРООН в Армении Шомби Шарп подписали документ, в котором официально объявляется о запуске программы поддержки ПРООН избирательного процесса.

"Это наша общая задача, чтобы голоса населения Армении были подсчитаны, и, чтобы ничей голос не был похищен", - сказал в среду журналистам представитель делегации ЕС в Армении посол Петр Свитальски. Он сказал, что предстоящие парламентские выборы должны быть лучшими в Армении.

Посол ЕС в Армении Петр Свитальский призвал граждан Армении не продавать свои голоса, и сообщить, если им предложат купить их голоса, и не позволять, чтобы административные ресурсы использовались против них.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: Заместитель премьер-министра Армении Мирзоян и посол ЕС в Армении Петр Свитальский на подписании меморандума о предстоящих парламентских выборах.

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