The Green Party reaffirms its presence in the Ural region.
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The long-dormant Sverdlovsk division of the "Green" Party has sprung back to life, hosting a meeting to electnew members to the branch council and control-revision commission. Elena Motorina, a passionate environmentalist, has taken the helm as the new chairperson, according to the party's official website.
Andrey Novikov, a member of the Federal Council of the "Green" Party, emphasized their commitment to beefing up regional branches in anticipation of the upcoming State Duma elections and local campaigns. The party seeks to empower a new generation of activists who are eager to make a difference now, not just by spouting catchy slogans, but by dedicated day-to-day action.
The party's most significant achievement in the Ural region in the last decade was Konstantin Kiselyov's fifth-place finish in the 2017 gubernatorial elections, winning 4.62% of the vote. Following the 2022 municipal elections, the "Green" Party lost its last representative in the Sverdlovsk region's city council, effectively going off the radar for three years.
Recent reports suggest that the Sverdlovsk region has been participating in international cooperation, including a business forum with Indonesia, indicating broader economic and political engagement[3][5]. For more details on the Green Party's recent activities in the region, it's best to keep an eye on local news or official Green Party announcements.
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- The Green Party in Sverdlovsk has re-emerged, focusing on policy-and-legislation and politics, particularly in anticipation of the upcoming State Duma elections and local campaigns.
- As part of their strategy, the party aims to engage in general-news by empowering a new generation of activists and dedicate day-to-day action, not just catchy slogans.
