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7 COUNTRIES INVITED TO OBSERVE MALDIVES PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

nepalnewsgazette.com June 26, 2018     Comment Closed     Trading

MALE, Seven countries have been invited to observe the Maldives Presidential Election, scheduled to be held on Sept. 23, local media reported Tuesday.

The Maldives Elections Commission said it had sent invitations to two European countries, two South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries, two Asia-Pacific countries and one Arab country to observe the election.

Furthermore, three international bodies have been invited to observe the election.

Elections Commissioner Ahmed Akram said the invited countries were selected under the advice of international organizations involved in the monitoring of polls.

More countries and organizations will be provided the opportunity to monitor and observe the election once the application is officially opened, he added.

Filing of nominations will open from July 15 to July 27 while listing the final candidates will be held on Aug. 9.

The ruling Progressive Party of Maldives said last month that the party's presidential candidate for the upcoming election will be incumbent President Abdulla Yameen.

Former home minister Umar Naseer has announced his intention to stand for the election and has already launched his campaign as an independent candidate.

Former President Mohamed Nasheed also applied to contest the election, but his nomination was rejected by the commission as he faces terrorism charges.

The Elections Commission said last month that anyone convicted of a criminal offence could not legally contest in a political party's presidential primary, warning that such elections would be annulled

Source: NAM NEWS NETWORK

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7 COUNTRIES INVITED TO OBSERVE MALDIVES PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

nepalnewsgazette.com June 26, 2018     Comment Closed     Trading

MALE, Seven countries have been invited to observe the Maldives Presidential Election, scheduled to be held on Sept. 23, local media reported Tuesday.

The Maldives Elections Commission said it had sent invitations to two European countries, two South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries, two Asia-Pacific countries and one Arab country to observe the election.

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Elections Commissioner Ahmed Akram said the invited countries were selected under the advice of international organizations involved in the monitoring of polls.

More countries and organizations will be provided the opportunity to monitor and observe the election once the application is officially opened, he added.

Filing of nominations will open from July 15 to July 27 while listing the final candidates will be held on Aug. 9.

The ruling Progressive Party of Maldives said last month that the party's presidential candidate for the upcoming election will be incumbent President Abdulla Yameen.

Former home minister Umar Naseer has announced his intention to stand for the election and has already launched his campaign as an independent candidate.

Former President Mohamed Nasheed also applied to contest the election, but his nomination was rejected by the commission as he faces terrorism charges.

The Elections Commission said last month that anyone convicted of a criminal offence could not legally contest in a political party's presidential primary, warning that such elections would be annulled

Source: NAM NEWS NETWORK

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