Election Commission Chair discusses October elections with int’l organisations, diplomatic missions
The Commission added the meeting also discussed results of the international audit of the technical means for ensuring electronic voting. Photo: Central Election Commission
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The ongoing work for public information campaigns for this year's parliamentary elections in Georgia was discussed in a meeting between Giorgi Kalandarishvili, the Chair of the Central Election Commission, and representatives of international organisations and diplomatic missions in the country.
Kalandarishvili told the officials voters had received information about the introduction of electronic voting, with the sides also discussing participation of citizens abroad in the vote, the Commission said on Wednesday.
Another working meeting was held at the #CEC of Georgia with representatives from international organizations and diplomatic missions within the cooperation platform.
— CEC of Georgia (@cecgovge) February 21, 2024
The results of international audit on electronic voting technologies were elaborated during the meeting. pic.twitter.com/LjXrDgSKmn
We discussed planned activities that will ensure the conduct of the October 26 elections at a highly professional level, in accordance with European standards. Meetings with the involved parties will continue, which in turn contributes to the inclusive process and gives us the opportunity to intensively share opinions with the involved parties on matters related to the elections”, he said after the meeting.
The Commission added the meeting also discussed results of the international audit of the technical means for ensuring electronic voting.