PHNOM PENH, 1 May 2013 (The Cambodia Herald) -- The National Election Committee
(NEC) said Tuesday it will hold a meeting with representatives from
different political parties and non-government organizations over party
registrations for upcoming election.
The meeting to take place Friday will be held at its headquarters in the Ministry of Interior and will be headed by Havan Sivilay, a member of the NEC.
The registration for July’s general election started on April 29 and will last for 15 days until May 13.
To date, four political parties, the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP), the royalist Funcinpec Party, the Khmer Republican Party and the Khmer National Party, have registered and submitted their candidate lists.
Kem Sokha, acting president of the National Rescue Party, said his party is ready to register to compete in the fifth legislative election.
The comment was made Wednesday in front of the National Assembly where he accepted petitions from workers who were celebrating International Labor Day.
The meeting to take place Friday will be held at its headquarters in the Ministry of Interior and will be headed by Havan Sivilay, a member of the NEC.
The registration for July’s general election started on April 29 and will last for 15 days until May 13.
To date, four political parties, the ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP), the royalist Funcinpec Party, the Khmer Republican Party and the Khmer National Party, have registered and submitted their candidate lists.
Kem Sokha, acting president of the National Rescue Party, said his party is ready to register to compete in the fifth legislative election.
The comment was made Wednesday in front of the National Assembly where he accepted petitions from workers who were celebrating International Labor Day.
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