About the EOM mission to Sri Lanka, 2019

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EU EOM Sri Lanka 2019 launches observation mission of 16 November presidential electionThe European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) to Sri Lanka’s presidential election on 16 November was officially launched today. Chief Observer, Marisa Matias, a Member of the European Parliament from Portugal, said the election marked an important stage in the country's democratic
Clip 1 from EOM news conference on 22 October formally launching the mission for the 16 November presidential electionClip 1 of Deputy Chief Observer Dimitra Ioannou's address to the media and guests. Here she describes the strict code of conduct under which the mission operates.
Clip 2 from EOM news conference on 22 October formally launching the mission for the 16 November presidential electionClip 2 of Deputy Chief Observer Dimitra Ioannou's address to the media and guests. Here she describes the EU EOM's mandate and aspects of the electoral process that will be observed.
Clip 3 from EOM news conference on 22 October formally launching the mission for the 16 November presidential electionClip 3 of Deputy Chief Observer Dimitra Ioannou's address to the media and guests. Here she describes the EU's long-term democratic support to Sri Lanka, including five previous election observation missions carried out since 2000.

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