The Party of Democratic Progress (Serbian: Партија демократског прогреса (ПДП) РС / Partija demokratskog progresa (PDP) RS) is a Serbian political party in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is the third-largest party in Republika Srpska.
Contents
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History 1
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Election Results 2
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2000 General Election in Republika Srpska 2.1
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2002 General Election 2.2
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2006 General Election 2.3
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2010 General Election 2.4
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Positions held 3
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International Cooperation 4
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References 5
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External links 6
History
PDP was established in Banja Luka on 26 September 1999. During the founding assembly, Mladen Ivanić was elected as the president of the party, while Branko Dokić and Zoran Đerić were elected as vice presidents.[1]
Election Results
2000 General Election in Republika Srpska
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House of Representatives: 4.7% of the Bosnian votes, two seats out of 42
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Council of Ministers President: Dragan Mikerević (15 March 2002 - 23 December 2002)
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National Assembly of Republika Srpska: nine seats out of 83
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Republika Srpska Prime Minister: Dragan Mikerević (17 January 2003 - 17 February 2005)
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House of Representatives: 5.1% of the Republika Srpska votes, one seat out of 42
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National Assembly of Republika Srpska: 7.1% of the Republika Srpska votes, eight seats out of 83
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House of Representatives: 6.5% of the Republika Srpska votes, one seat out of 42
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National Assembly of Republika Srpska: seven seats out of 83
Positions held
Major positions held by Party of Democratic Progress members:
International Cooperation
The party is an observer member of the European People's Party (EPP) and International Democrat Union (IDU).
In terms of bilateral cooperation with other European parties, PDP maintains strong links with the Conservative Party (UK), Moderate Party (Sweden), Christian Democratic Union (Germany), SDKU (Slovakia), Austrian People's Party, New Democracy (Greece) and Democratic Party of Serbia and G17 Plus from Serbia.
PDP also has good relations with Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Robert Schuman Institute and Democrat Youth Community of Europe.
References
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^ Glas Javnosti (Serbian)
External links
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