Japan to send election observer mission to Bangladesh for 12 February polls
The mission will be headed by Watanabe Masato, former Ambassador of Japan to Bangladesh.
Japan has decided to deploy an Election Observer Mission to Bangladesh from February 9 to February 14 to support the fair implementation of the general election of Bangladesh scheduled for 12 February.
The mission will be headed by Watanabe Masato, former Ambassador of Japan to Bangladesh.
It will consist of officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, the Embassy of Japan in Bangladesh and an external expert.
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In addition to observing the casting and counting of votes, the Mission will exchange views and information with the Bangladesh Election Commission as well as election observer missions from foreign countries and others.
The Election Observer Mission will be sent as part of Japan's cooperation for the consolidation of democracy in Bangladesh in response to the Bangladesh Election Commission's announcement to welcome international election observers, said the government of Japan.
