Кястутис Янкаускас.
Baku/29.01.21/Turan: The European Union has agreed with the government of Azerbaijan a two-year program to help eliminate the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. Kestutis Yankauskas, the head of the EU Delegation to Azerbaijan, told the journalists.
According to him, the project is aimed at social and economic recovery in the post-pandemic period.
“Funding has been allocated to help people who lost their jobs due to the pandemic. The project also provides for other tools to assist people affected by the negative consequences of the pandemic,” he said. –71D-
Politics
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Vafa Naghi shared details of the elections in the Neftchala district with Turan. The Central Election Commission (CEC) reported the recovery of 84 votes cast by voters in the 70th Neftchala constituency in favor of Vafa Naghi, which had previously been incorrectly recorded for another candidate, and added these votes back in favor of Vafa Naghi.
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President Ilham Aliyev’s trip to the Kalbajar region.
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BAKU, 2 September 2024 – Azerbaijan's early parliamentary elections did not offer voters genuine political alternatives and took place within a legal framework overly restrictive of fundamental freedoms and the media, although they were efficiently prepared, international observers said in a statement today.
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The early parliamentary elections on September 1 were accompanied by serious violations, which dealt a blow to their democratic legitimacy, a statement by the Election Observation Alliance (EOA), which monitored the elections by a group of local experts and short-term observers. The political and legal environment of the elections was characterized by the concentration of power with the weakening of the opposition, which calls into question the fairness and transparency of the elections.
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