Azerbaijan, Baku, May 18 / Trend, K.Zerbaliyeva /
Azerbaijani Opposition Party decided to nominate ten more candidates.
"Members of the party Adil Musayev will nominate a candidate in the Forty Eighth District in Yevlakh, Ilgar Ismayilov will nominate a candidate in the Twenty Third District, Kamal Huseynov will nominate a candidate in the Eighth District of the First Binagadi Area," the Azerbaijani Democratic Party (ADP) told Trend.
Parliamentary elections will be held in Azerbaijan in autumn this year. Previously, the elections were held in November 2005. In Azerbaijan, the parliamentary elections are held by the majority system in 125 electoral districts.
Other members of the Party Ilkin Mammadov wil nominate a candidate in the Sixty-second District of the Saatli Area, Muraz Khalilov will nominate in the Thirty-eighth District in the Second Nizami Area (the city of Ganja), Ali Rafiyev will nominate in the Fourty-seventh District in the Minchechevir Area, Binnat Pashayev in the Twenty-fifth District in the Second Nizami Area, Mubariz Ismayilov in the One hundred and tenth District in the Zagatala Area, Sohbet Kalbaliev in the Twentieth District in the Second Narimanov Area and Eynulla Zaliyev in the Seventy First District in the Masalli Area.
Earlier, ADP called the electoral districts, in which it will nominate candidacy of 31 members of the Party. Thus, it became known the names of 41 members participating in the parliamentary elections. ADP intends to nominate candidates in 70 districts.
Right-wing of the party was founded in 1991 by Jalaloglu. Until January 2007 the party maintained a radical position against the authorities. Since January 2008 the party has adopted a new course to build a dialogue with the government. Protesting against this, the ex-party chairman Rasul Guliyev and his supporters left the ranks of the Democratic Party and created their own Open Society Party.