Azerbaijan's CEC registers 551 representatives from 22 political parties

Aysel Aslan
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The Azerbaijan Central Election Commission (CEC) has officially registered authorized representatives from three more political parties who will participate in the snap parliamentary elections scheduled for September 1, 2024, Report informs.

According to the CEC Secretary Arifa Mukhtarova, the authorized representatives from the Modern Musavat Party, Azerbaijan Democratic Enlightenment Party, and Musavat Party were registered.

The decision was reached through a voting process, resulting in a total of 22 political parties having authorized 551 representatives registered.

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