Kazakhstan Forms New Parliament
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Kazakhstan is holding its first elections for the Kurultai, a new unicameral parliament, with international observers present. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has expressed high hopes for the newly elected deputies, while parties must clear a 5% threshold to enter the parliament.
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Kazakhstan is preparing for the formation of its new parliament, the Kurultai, following the recent elections. The process, strictly regulated by the Constitution and legislation, will see the Central Election Commission officially announce the results. Only parties surpassing the 5 percent electoral threshold will secure seats in the new parliament, which will comprise 145 deputies elected from p…
Exit poll results: how many parties entered the Kurultai
Preliminary exit poll results from Kazakhstan's parliamentary elections suggest that five political parties are poised to enter the Kurultai, the nation's newly formed unicameral legislature. Data rel…
Kazakhstan President Tokayev Outlines Hopes for New Kurultai Deputies
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has voiced significant expectations for the newly established Kurultai, the nation's unicameral parliamentary body, following the election of its deputies.…
