According to Kazakh media reports, the second female presidential candidate of Kazakhstan has been nominated to participate in Kazakhstan's non-routine presidential election held on November 20.
On October 11th, the public association of Kazakhstan's "Kazakh Mothers - Traditional Roads" held a meeting in the capital city of Astana. At the meeting, the association nominated Saltanat Palkhartz Tursenbekova, a member of the organization, as a candidate for the non-routine presidential election of Kazakhstan. The nomination of
was supported by 20 association representatives who attended the meeting on site and 18 association representatives who attended the meeting via videoconference, and was approved.
The association plans to submit Saltanat Tursenbekova's candidacy materials to the Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan before 18:00 local time on the 11th.
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Saltanat Tursenbekova, a socially meritorious person, deputy chairman of the Kazakhstan National Committee for Women's Affairs and Family Population Policy, directly under the President. Born in , , Zhanbuer Prefecture, in 1966, he is married with 2 children and has been engaged in official work for 30 years.
reported that for several years, Saretanat Tursenbekova has been leading a series of public programs aimed at preventing and combating domestic violence.
She talked about her electoral plans, which will cover areas such as the economy, industry, international relations, health care, education, social protection, business development, fighting corruption, fighting violence and reducing crime.
According to the Kazakh Election Commission, as of the 10th, five candidates have completed the presidential election candidacy review and are officially registered as candidates for the 2022 non-routine presidential election.
The five candidates are:
1, Dyugly Derabayev (male) - nominated by the People's Democratic Patriotic Party of Awu, Kazakhstan;
2, Nurlan Oesbayev, (male) ) - nominated by the National Social Democratic Party of Kazakhstan;
3, Melamu Hajiken (male) - nominated by the Kazakhstan "Amanat" Federation of Trade Unions ;
4, Hasmu-Dormart · Tokayev (male) - nominated by the People's Union composed of multiple political parties and social organizations;
5, Harraht Abtan (female) - nominated by the National Union of Professional Social Workers.
According to the relevant laws of Kazakhstan, the nomination of candidates for Kazakhstan's 2022 non-routine presidential election will start on September 23 and end on October 11. The campaign before the presidential election will officially start on the 21st of this month and end on November 18th. November 19 is the pre-election silent day, and the general election polling day is set for November 20.
Source: Silk Road New Observation Comprehensive
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