htmlOn November 29, the member of the 7th National Parliament of Kyrgyzstan (referred to as Kyrgyzstan) was sworn in and officially started a new term of office.
At the oath ceremony, Shaildabekova, director of the Central Election Commission of Kyrgyzstan, issued certificates and badges to them.
It is understood that the Kyrgyzstan parliamentary elections were held on November 28. The election adopts a mixed electoral system, with 54 members elected from political parties according to the unified constituency, and another 36 members elected from a single constituency. Boots landed! The results of manual vote counting in Kyrgyzstan's parliamentary elections have been released
It is worth noting that 2 of the 90 members of parliament have not been elected yet. In the May 1st District of Bishkek and Sverdlovsky constituencies, the two single constituencies will be re-elected on February 27, 2022, because the highest votes received by the first vote were "oppose everyone".
In addition, Tashtanbekov, who was elected in the Isek-Ata constituency in the No. 30 single constituency, was not sworn in. He was detained by the Kyrgyzstan National Security Commission for suspected of "inciting national and regional hatred" during the pre-election period.
htmlOn the 129th, the first meeting of the seventh session of Kyrgyzstan State was held, with senior parliamentary member Mametov temporarily serving as the speaker.
"The negotiations on the candidate for the Speaker are still in progress. The Concentric Party has determined the idea of nominating me as the candidate for the Speaker, but it is not the final decision yet." Mametov said.
It is understood that Mametov served as the president of the 6th Parliament and served as the president for several months.
It is reported that the election of the Seventh Parliament of Kyrgyzstan is full of twists and turns. On October 4, 2020, Kyrgyzstan held the seventh parliamentary election. After the preliminary voting results were announced on October 5, multiple political parties and people questioned the voting results. People's protests and demonstrations led to the stepping down of the government led by then President Jeenbekov and Boronov. The current Kyrgyz President Zaparov received a lot of public support after being released from prison by his supporters. He served as prime minister and acting president of the interim government, and won the presidential election in January 2021, stabilizing the political situation in Kyrgyzstan. In April this year, Kyrgyzstan held a constitutional amendment referendum and revised the Election Law, determining that parliamentary elections would be changed to mixed elections, and reducing the number of members of parliament from the original 120 to 90.
Compilation: Atonbuick
Source: Kabar
