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Top official joins rows of United Russia party members

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ADYGEYA, October 15, Caucasus Times, – Members of the regional branch of United Russia political party gathered yesterday in Makop to hand over a membership card to the president of Adygeya Khazret Sovemen, who, has been since the fall last year, in the party’s supreme council.

Speaking at the meeting the political council secretary Ruslan Hajibeyokov, running regional Pensions Fund of Russia, has underscored the construction of party’s vertical as the United Party’s primary objective. Top officials of the republic, according to Mr. Hajibeyekov, local administrators have joined the party’s rows, let alone just a few ministers. There are United Party groups in two chambers of local legislature. Tatiyana Petrova and Muharbi Tkharkahov, speakers of upper and lower houses are also happy owners of the party tickets.

The republic has been leading among Russia’s provinces considering the number of members and supporters of United Russia party. There are nine branches and 88 primary affiliates of the party in Adygeya. As of late six month over, about six hundred activists have enrolled in United Russia party, which now has at least four thousand members and 21 thousand supporters in the small republic.

Dinara Yemizh, Caucasus Times, Maykop

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