1,300 domestic, foreign observers monitor election

The second round of presidential elections in Serbia on Sunday is being monitored by about 1,300 observers from several domestic and foreign organizations. There are more than a hundred accredited foreign journalists. 1,300 domestic, foreign observers monitor election Among the observers are the Organization for Election Observation from Tokyo, Initiative for Support of Democracy Silva from Copenhagen, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, OSCE, OSCE-ODIHR, Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID) and Transparency Serbia (TS). The election process will also be monitored by Swedish International Liberal Center, and the U.S., French and British Embassies in Belgrade. CeSID and TS will have some 1,000 observers at the polling stations and there will be around 200 foreign observers. All of them were given approval by the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) to monitor the electoral process on Sunday. The May 6 general elections were monitored by approximately the same number of observers. (Tanjug, file) Tanjug

1,300 domestic, foreign observers monitor election

Among the observers are the Organization for Election Observation from Tokyo, Initiative for Support of Democracy Silva from Copenhagen, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, OSCE, OSCE-ODIHR, Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID) and Transparency Serbia (TS).

The election process will also be monitored by Swedish International Liberal Center, and the U.S., French and British Embassies in Belgrade.

CeSID and TS will have some 1,000 observers at the polling stations and there will be around 200 foreign observers.

All of them were given approval by the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) to monitor the electoral process on Sunday.

The May 6 general elections were monitored by approximately the same number of observers.