Uzbekistan’s prime minister, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, has won the presidential election with 88.61 percent of the vote, the Central Election Commission said on Monday. “This shows that we are going along the path outlined by …
havkat Mirziyoyev won the historic presidential vote on Sunday by a landslide, according to the Uzbekistan Central Election Commission. Mirziyoyev, 59, former Uzbek Prime Minister, who was named interim president after the death of …
Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Shavkat Mirziyoyev on winning the Uzbekistan presidential election, the Kremlin press service said in a statement. Shavkat Mirziyoyev won presidential election with 88.61 percent of the votes, according to …
The Central Election Commission of the Republic of Uzbekistan announced the poll closure in the presidential elections on 4 December 2016. At 20.00 Tashkent time on 4 December the voting concluded at polling stations …
Dubai hosted a trade mission of Kazakhstani producers organized by the Kazakh Agency for Export and Investment KAZNEX INVEST, Ministry for Investments and Development of Kazakhstan, and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of …
January 27-31 in the city of Almaty was held a meeting of the working groups of governmental delegations of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Republic of Kazakhstan within the Uzbek-Kazakh Joint Demarcation Commission. …
coverage of the election campaign in Uzbekistan, one day ahead of Sunday’s (December 4) presidential election. The election silence allows voters to settle their political preferences and decide which candidate they will vote for. …
Thirty five polling stations have been established in 28 countries of the world for the constitutional referendum, the Foreign Ministry of Kyrgyzstan said. The voter list abroad includes 14,004 Kyrgyz citizens. The voter information …
The Central Election Commission of Uzbekistan established December 4th as a day when people of that country will be electing new head of state, the second president of the Republic of Uzbekistan. This decision …
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