Prosperous Armenia Party agrees with rules established by RPA

17:57 • 28.04.12



The political council of the Rule of Law party issued a statement saying the document of the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) on the rules ensuring civilized competition during the elections is acceptable for them.

 

The Prosperous Armenia party (PAP) discussed the RPA’s document on April 27. In the statement issued afterwards the party informed that it agrees with the points called to ensure the civilized competition of the political forces for the conduction of fair elections.

 

On April 23 the RPA Executive Body released a message calling on all the members of the parties running for parliamentary elections to be guided with ‘rules of behavior’ offered by the RPA. The document consists of 11 points and is aimed at ‘conduction of frank elections’.


The Rule of Law party and Armenian Democratic party have already approved the document.

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