Head of PACE mission: Final observation report on referendum will be presented in 1-2 months
Foreign policy
- 26 September, 2016
- 09:39
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Baku. 26 September. REPORT.AZ/ "We try to cover as much as possible polling stations for monitoring of the vote."
Report informs, said Macedonian MP Alexander Nikoloski, the Head of PACE mission of observers monitoring today’s referendum in Azerbaijan.
He noted that he has arrived in Baku with a delegation of 7 observers.
A. Nikoloski refused to share their preliminary experience of the voting, saying that he will report all at a press conference tomorrow: "After 1 or 2 months, we will present a final report on observation of the referendum."
Notably, as of 13:00 Baku time A. Nikoloski visited the 4th and 5th polling stations of the 29th Sabail District constituency.
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