Ikhlas Mohammad Tamim

Versions of names: Эхлас Тамим Мохаммад, Ихлас Мохаммад Тамим, Ехлас Тамим Мохаммад

Afghanistan

Political activity

Ikhlas Mohammad Tamim is the CEO of "Lissantorg" which activity is connected to restaurants and food delivery services. In addition, he is a member of the Association for the Promotion and Development of Afghani Youth, which is actively involved in representing his country in Russia. Ekhlas observed the illegitimate Russian presidential election in annexed Crimea in 2018 and the all-Russian voting on amendments to the constitution in Russia in 2020.

Missions

Individual observers at the 2018 Russian presidential election in annexed Crimea

Political affiliation at time of mission: No affiliation

Official function at time of mission: Institutional affiliation to Lissantorg

Official function: Institutional affiliation to the Association for the Promotion and Development of Afghani Youth

International experts at the 2020 All-Russian Voting in Russia

Political affiliation at time of mission: No affiliation

Official function at time of mission: Institutional affiliation to Afghan Youth Development Association (Head)

Quotes regarding this election

Технологии, которые в эти дни применялись в Москве, могут стать хорошим примером для многих стран.

Source link & date: https://rg.ru/2020/06/30/reg-cfo/mezhdunarodnye-eksperty-vysoko-ocenili-elektronnoe-golosovanie-v-moskve.html (2020-06-30)

Corresponding elections

Presidential Election Russia Crimea 2018

Classification: illegitimate

The overwhelming majority of the world’s nations does not recognise Russia’s annexation of Ukraine’s Autonomous Republic of Crimea in 2014, while international institutions such as the OSCE ODIHR considered Russian elections held in Crimea as illegitimate and did not send international election observers there. In their turn, Ukrainian authorities warned that any participation in the electoral process in Crimea would be illegal.

Plebiscite Election Russia 2020

Classification: legitimate

In order to have a possibility to stay in power until 2036, Russian President Vladimir Putin decided, in January 2020, to change the Constitution of the Russian Federation and legitimise its change through the “all-Russian voting”.