The issue of sending an additional over 1000 observers from Poland to monitor the course of the presidential elections in Ukraine was discussed during a working meeting in Lviv between representatives of the Ukrainian People's Party and the Polish party "Law and Justice". \nThe Polish side was represented by the deputy head of the "Law and Justice" party, Sejm deputy Marek KUCHCIŃSKI, the head of the party Secretariat, Sejm deputy Adam LIPIŃSKI, and the head of the party's international department Adam HOFMAN. The Ukrainian delegation also included representatives from Volyn – people's deputy, head of the Volyn regional organization of the Ukrainian People's Party Borys ZAHREVA and regional council deputy Mykola PASAMAN. \nThe "Law and Justice" party will initiate before the Polish government the sending of over a thousand international observers and will take upon itself the organizational part of this action. As of today, on the initiative of this party, a coordination center has been created which coordinates the work of 16 regional headquarters for the "mobilization" of observers. Within the framework of the regional headquarters, training for future observers will be organized. This weekend a two-day training seminar for instructor-trainers will take place, which will be conducted by representatives of the Ukrainian People's Party. \nThe participants of the meeting assured that Polish observers are ready to go despite the fact that voting in Ukraine will take place on the days of one of the most respected holidays in Poland – Catholic Christmas. The Polish side welcomed the proposal for those who will be in Ukraine on those days to attend a church service not necessarily in a Catholic church, but possibly also in an Orthodox or Greek Catholic church. \nInter-party contacts between the UNP and the Polish party "Law and Justice" were initiated on May 1, 2004 during the joint action "EU Borders – to the eastern borders of Ukraine", which took place on the occasion of Poland's acquisition of EU membership. Thanks to these inter-party contacts during the 2nd round of the Presidential elections in Ukraine, about 200 international observers were additionally attracted from the Polish side. \n
Poland is preparing to send over 1,000 additional observers to Ukraine
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