Today's roundtable meeting organized by the Center of cooperation of political parties "Azadlig" spoke «On the causes and ways out of the situation in the country socio-economic crisis." Panelists made proposals - in particular, the organization of a dialogue between the head of state and leaders of political parties, the release of all those arrested during the protest actions in the region, the elimination of monopolies, corruption and carrying out structural and personnel reform measures on social protection of the poor.
The parties also expressed their solidarity with the participants of the protest actions in the country. The need for coordination of the parties, united on a national platform was proposed.
The discussion was attended by representatives of political parties: the Classic Popular Front, "Azadlig", the Unified Azerbaijan, "Aydinlar", "People's Party" Liberal, "Milli Istiglal", PPFA and others.
Center "Azadlig" was created immediately after the parliamentary elections in 2015. -05C04-
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