Delegations – 25-01-2006 – 15:05
Voting in West Bank and Gaza “appears to be going well”
Election day appears to have started well, according to Edward McMillan Scott and Pasqualina Napoletano, Chairman and Vice-chair of the largest delegation of elected observers – 27 MEPs – in the West Bank and Gaza for the legislative elections.
They have made the following statement:
“As voting continues in the Palestinian elections, the first informal impressions of the European Parliament observation delegation are that – much as in last year’s presidential election – the voting process appears to be going well. The enthusiasm of the Palestinian voters is evident – if sometimes exaggerated in the presence of supporters outside polling stations.”
The EP delegation will make a formal statement at a press conference tomorrow, Thursday 26 January, at 1pm at theAmbassador Hotel, Nablus Road, Jerusalem.
Véronique de Keyser – Chief EU Election Observer
Edward McMillan-Scott – Chairman, European Parliament Observation Delegation
REF.: 20060125IPR04700
Contact: Ralph PINE Press service
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Document Type: French text, Press Release
Document Sources: European Parliament, European Union (EU)
Subject: Electoral issues
Publication Date: 25/01/2006