The presidential election in Uzbekistan is scheduled for Mar.29, while the pre-election campaign started on Dec.26, 2014.
The presidential candidates are: incumbent President Islam Karimov from the Liberal Democratic Party, the member of the parliamentary faction, chairman of the committee for democratic institutions, NGOs and citizens’ self-government bodies, Akmal Saidov - from the National Democratic Party Milly Tiklanish; the chairman of the Central Council of the People’s Democratic Party of Uzbekistan (PDPU) Hotamzhon Ketmonov - from the PDPU, the chairman of the executive committee of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) Adolat, Narimon Umarov - from SDP.
During the meetings, it was noted that the presidential candidates registered from four political parties are holding their pre-election campaign in accordance with the election law.
The pre-election programs of the candidates cover various aspects of the socio-political life and socio-economic development of the country.
The candidates have equal opportunities to familiarize the voters with their pre-election programs through the online and print media, as well as by organizing meetings with voters in all 14 constituencies.
The members of OSCE/ODIHR observer mission were informed about the activities of the candidates’ election headquarters, especially, about the work on making the list of observers from political parties.
The mission members also visited the Senate of Oliy Majlis – upper house of Uzbek parliament – where they got acquainted with the activities of this structure that have been operating in the renewed composition since January 2015 and meet the head of the country’s Constitutional Court Bakhtiyor Mirboboyev, according to the message.
OSCE holds meetings in election headquarters of Uzbek presidential candidates
13 March 2015
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The observer mission of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) has visited the election headquarters of Uzbek presidential candidates, the message from the republican press center for coverage of the presidential election said on Mar.13.
