Two Azeri opposition parties to jointly run for Nov. poll
BAKU – Two Azerbaijani opposition parties, Umid (Hope) and Azerbaijan Democratic Party (ADP), decided on Wednesday to jointly stand in the parliamentary elections due in fall.
ADP leader Sardar Jalaloglu told a press conference that no restrictions have been imposed for other parties to join the election bloc, which is entitled Garabagh.
"I am appealing to the leaders of the parties running for the elections so that we could cooperate in the parliamentary elections," he said.
Earlier, two other opposition parties – Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan (PFPA) and Musavat – agreed to join efforts at the November 7 vote.
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