According to the Head of OSCE/ODIHR Observation Mission, 350 short-term international observers will monitor voting on Election Day

According to Albert Johnson, Head of the OSCE / Observation Mission, 350 short-term international observers will monitor the voting process on Election Day.

According to the head of the mission, this number of observers is absolutely enough to fulfill the goals set by the organization. In addition, according to Albert Johnson, the monitoring mission consists of a core team of 12 international experts. The main group is based in Tbilisi and will have a temporary office in Georgia for the next 7 weeks, and on September 2, 30 long-term observers will arrive in the country.