EU election observation mission to Zimbabwe in 2002

15/03/2002 - 14:24

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At the invitation of the Government of Zimbabwe, the European Union established a mission to observe the presidential elections in Zimbabwe on 3 March 2002.

The observers were deployed throughout the country. They met government and electoral officials, candidates and political parties, civil society representatives and the media.

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