Commentators urged Kambolov not to forget his election promises.
In the last two months, the public support headquarters has made progress on issues that have accumulated over the years, reported Marat Kambolov. Social media users, commenting on Kambolov's meeting with activists, urged him not to forget about his election promises and to achieve solutions to the problems raised during the meeting.
As reported by "Caucasian Knot", on September 5, residents of the villages of Orchosan and Tsinagar voiced to the acting president of South Ossetia, Marat Kambolov, problems with gas supply and water quality, roads, agricultural machinery, salary arrears, and transportation. Kambolov instructed to determine solutions for each issue and the deadlines for their implementation.
On June 23, Alan Gagloev resigned as president of South Ossetia after being appointed an advisor to Vladimir Putin, and the temporary execution of the duties of the head of the republic passed to the Prime Minister Marat Kambolov. The Parliament of South Ossetia on July 1 scheduled a vote for September 18. In July, Vladimir Putin publicly expressed support for Kambolov in the upcoming elections. Four candidates for the presidency of South Ossetia have been registered – Marat Kambolov, Zurab Kokoev, Murat Valiev, and Kazbek Kodoev. The materials on the election campaign have been collected by "Caucasian Knot" on the page "Elections of Kambolov in South Ossetia".
The acting president and candidate for the head of South Ossetia Marat Kambolov met with activists of the public support headquarters. In the last two months, a number of issues that have accumulated over the years have been moved forward, the state news agency "Res" reported Kambolov's words on September 5.
This report by Kambolov was published on September 5 by the Instagram*-public chp_tskhinval, which has about 108 thousand users. As of 12:20 MSK on September 6, the post had received 158 likes and 42 comments.
Commentators urged Kambolov to demonstrate concrete results of his election promises. "The main thing is not to slow down the pace and continue to listen to the people," wrote satk.oev.
"It's good when residents' appeals are not just accepted, but attempts are made to bring them to a concrete solution," noted susanna_bibilova.
"It's a good idea to make the platform permanent, not temporary. Residents should have a clear place to turn to with their problems. At least until the republic stabilizes a bit," emphasized user kari.abai.
"Great work is organized. This activity will highlight the most painful points of the republic. Although it seems to me that our republic is one big bruise," believes suzivalieva88.
Let us remind you, on September 3, analysts surveyed by "Caucasian Knot" considered the speeches of candidates for the presidency of South Ossetia in the debates to be populist and indicated that the outcome of the elections is practically predetermined. Kambolov's opponents are considered technical candidates, says political scientist Ruslan Totrov.
On August 31, blogger Soslan Dzhussoev pointed out that only Kambolov is effectively campaigning, while the other candidates are "not seen or heard." Blogger Alik Pukhati considered the outcome of the elections predetermined due to the disparity in candidates' resources. "Kambolov is a federal heavyweight with a huge network among Russian elites," he told a correspondent of "Caucasian Knot".