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The Party of Democratic Action–Islamic Path was a political party in Macedonia.
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The Party of Democratic Action–Islamic Path was a political party in Macedonia.
The party was created in 1991 as a pan-Islamist split from the Party of Democratic Action. [1] It ran in the 1994 general elections both alone and in alliance with the Democratic Party of Turks. [2] Although it failed to win a seat with its own list, the alliance won a single seat, taken by Kjenen Hasipi. [3]
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Following the 1994 elections, the party did not contest any further elections. [4]
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