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State funding for democratic development

July 28, 2014
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State funding for democratic developmentThe politicians of the five political parties, who recently visited Denmark, said providing state funding to political parties is pivotal in strengthening democratic development in the country.


Fifteen politicians from the five political parties were in Denmark to witness democracy “in action” last month.

Sharing their experiences from the visit, they said political parties in Denmark have benefited due to state funding and said if state funding for Political parties could be implemented even in Bhutan.

However, the Chief Election Commissioner Dasho Kunzang Wangdi said, looking into the feasibility and the strengths of the parties is more imperative than seeking for state funding.

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