Session of the Consultative Majlis of Democratic Forces (CMDF) took place today in the headquarters of the "Classical" Popular Front of Azerbaijan (CPFA).
The meeting participants called "timely" preparation of legal memorandum on electoral reform by a group of lawyers. In this connection it was proposed to develop and coordinate the activity of Democratic Forces for the holding fair elections to convene National Congress, with the participation of delegates from the CMDF, Forum of Intellectuals, "Public Chamber", the civil movement "Republican Alternative" ("Real"), the block "Karabakh", etc.
The participants also expressed their concern about the desire to "hush up" scandals related to the publication by the former rector of the International University Elshad Abdullayev the video evidence of corruption.
An organizing committee to hold an event on the 65th anniversary of the deportation of Azerbaijanis from Armenia (1948-53 years) was also organized.
The event is scheduled for December 12.—05D06--
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