On February 6, a reporting and election conference of the Ukrainian People's Party was held in the city of Kovel. By secret ballot, the delegates, by a majority of votes, supported the candidacy of Kovel Mayor Yaroslav SHEVCHUK for the position of head of the city organization. \n \nPeople's Deputy, head of the Volyn regional organization of the Ukrainian People's Party Borys ZAHREVA took part in the conference, who familiarized those present with the socio-political situation and summarized the party structure's participation in the presidential election campaign. \n"The regional party organization made maximum efforts for the victory of the people's candidate Viktor YUSHCHENKO," noted the People's Deputy. "Over 2000 members of the regional UNP organization were members of precinct election commissions, more than 1000 activists worked as observers in Volyn, and another 600 observers were sent to Poltava and Cherkasy regions. Several district election headquarters of Viktor YUSHCHENKO were headed by 'people's party members,' and in most districts they were part of the headquarters. For the purpose of conducting campaign work, the forces of the VOO UNP delivered a special issue of 'Narodne Slovo' and other publications to all regions of Ukraine with a total circulation of about 20 million copies." \n \nAs a result of an agreement with the Polish party "Law and Justice," 186 international observers worked in the southern, eastern, central and western regions in the second round, and more than 1500 thousand during the repeat voting. Cooperation with Polish partners was initiated and the work of observers during the elections was coordinated by Borys ZAHREVA and the first deputy head of the regional UNP organization Mykola PASAMAN. \n\n"The regional organization of the Ukrainian People's Party has significant qualitative and quantitative personnel potential in all districts of the region, which gives grounds for party members to be represented in the state executive authorities of the region," Borys ZAHREVA is convinced. \n\nIn accordance with the Statute of the Ukrainian People's Party, reporting and election conferences have already been held in most city and district organizations, at which delegates are elected to the reporting and election conference of the Volyn regional organization of the UNP, which will be held on February 19 in Lutsk. About 400 delegates elected from more than 8 thousand UNP members of Volyn will take part in the Party Congress, which will be held on February 26 in Kyiv at the "Ukraine" Palace.
Kovel city mayor Yaroslav Shevchuk headed the city organization of the Ukrainian People's Party
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