In Belarus, open, free elections are the basis of a stable civil society and sustainable development of the state. This was stated by the head of the Serbian conservative movement "Nashi" Ivan Ivanovic at a press conference in Belgrade in support of Belarus, BelTA reports.
"In the state, with which we are united by fraternal kinship and friendly relations, in Belarus, elections are held. This is a very important day. We want to express our support to the President of Belarus and the Belarusian people," Ivan Ivanovich said. - In Belarus, open, free elections are the basis of a stable civil society and sustainable development of the state. Therefore, they are held transparently and without the slightest administrative, economic and political pressure, which can be witnessed by more than 200 international observers who arrived in the country.
The politician drew attention: to better understand Belarus, it's necessary to understand the principles on which the republic is based. "The essence of the Belarusian state ideology can be expressed in just one word - justice. This is the basis of legislation, the basis of the Belarusian worldview and the main idea that guides President Lukashenko. Although in the Western world the concept of justice is considered something abstract and controversial, in Belarus this term is included in many important documents up to the Constitution of the country," the leader emphasized.
