PACE Secretary General Wojciech Sawicki said yesterday that Russia may be deprived of voting rights at the organization for a year from January. Igor Morozov, a member of the Russian delegation to the PACE, noted that the procedure would be a complicated discussion. Should Russia lose the right to vote, it will reconsider its membership in the PACE.
PACE Secretary General Wojciech Sawicki said yesterday that Russia may be deprived of voting rights at the organization for a year from January. Igor Morozov, a member of the Russian delegation to the PACE, noted that the procedure would be a complicated discussion. Should Russia lose the right to vote, it will reconsider its membership in the PACE.
Morozov reminded that Russia was paying a serious fee for membership as one of the largest members of the organization. In his words, Russia could find other vectors of foreign activities to invest the money in. The senator mentioned Asia and Mediterranean countries.
The delegate added that Russia had done all it could to develop dialogue with European countries. He blamed the U.S. for “feeding” Western MPs with anti-Russian rhetoric. Morozov said that there were prospects for renewal of constructive contacts with the European Parliament.
PACE Secretary General Wojciech Sawicki said yesterday that Russia may be deprived of the vote right at the organization for a year in January. Igor Morozov, a member of the Russian delegation to the PACE, noted that the procedure would be a complicated discussion. Should Russia lose the right for vote, it will reconsider membership in the PACE.Morozov reminded that Russia was being a serious fee for membership as one of the largest members of the organization. In his words, Russia could find other vectors of foreign activities for investing the money. The senator mentioned Asia, Mediterranean countries.The delegate added that Russia had done all it could to develop dialogue with European countries. He blamed the U.S. for “feeding” Western MPs with anti-Russian rhetoric. Morozov said that there were prospects for renewal of constructive contacts with the European Parliame
