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Maldives Could Learn From Russia's Election Process to Run Transparent Polls: Observer
Maldives Could Learn From Russia's Election Process to Run Transparent Polls: Observer
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Voting for the eighth presidential elections in Russia is underway. Four candidates – Vladimir Putin, Vladislav Davankov, Leonid Slutsky and Nikolai Kharitonov – are contesting for the post of head of state.
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The Maldives can learn from the Russian electoral process to conduct transparent elections, said Musa Siraj, a member of the People's Majlis (Parliament) of the Republic of Maldives and an observer, as voting in the Russian presidential election entered its second day.He said, however, that the video monitoring system is not used in the Maldives' elections, but that he would like to see the Russian experience introduced in the country.Apart from the presidential elections, the deputy of the People's Majlis was also impressed by the snow during his trip to Krasnoyarsk, which he saw for the first time in his life.
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Maldives Could Learn From Russia's Election Process to Run Transparent Polls: Observer
The level of transparency in the ongoing Russian presidential elections has been hailed by experts and observers, with some even advocating learning from the Russian experience.
The Maldives can learn from the Russian electoral process to conduct transparent elections, said Musa Siraj, a member of the People's Majlis (Parliament) of the Republic of Maldives and an observer, as voting in the Russian presidential election entered its second day.
"The entire organisation [of the Russian presidential elections] is very impressive - video surveillance is organised so that the elections are as transparent as possible and the whole process goes smoothly," Siraj told Russian media.
He said, however, that the video monitoring system is not used in the Maldives' elections, but that he would like to see the
Russian experience introduced in the country.
"Our elections are also quite open, but we could learn a lot from Russia," the observer stressed, adding that his country has access to some Russian television channels and that residents follow the Russian presidential elections.
Apart from the presidential elections, the deputy of the People's Majlis was also impressed by the snow during his trip to Krasnoyarsk, which he saw for the first time in his life.
