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Observer from Kalmykia joined the All-Russian Congress

Public observers from different regions of Russia gathered at the All-Russian Congress.

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Observer from Kalmykia joined the All-Russian Congress

Public observers from different regions of Russia gathered at the All-Russian Congress. The participants focused on the openness of the electoral process, trends in observation over eight years, as well as new projects and the creation of regional competence centers.

The work of the Congress is divided into four areas. The sections cover surveillance quality standards, digital technologies and AI, media engagement and community development.

Observer from Kalmykia Angelika Omarova takes part in the event. She stressed that the platform is key for the exchange of experience between regions and the development of new standards of public control.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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