Party of Democratic Action–Islamic Path

The Party of Democratic Action–Islamic Path was a political party in Macedonia.

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History

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]

Following the 1994 elections, the party did not contest any further elections.[4]

References

Xavier Bougarel (1999) "Islam and politics in the post-communist Balkans Socrates Kokkalis Student Workshop: New Approaches to Southeast Europe
Dieter Nohlen & Philip Stöver (2010) Elections in Europe: A data handbook, p1284 ISBN 978-3-8329-5609-7
Democratic Party of Turks and the Party for Democratic Action - Islamic Path: 1994-1998 Sobranie
Nohlen & Stöver, p1281

Political parties in North Macedonia
We Can (46 seats)	SDSM Besa Movement VMRO – People's Party New Social Democratic Party Liberal Democratic Party United for Macedonia Democratic Renewal of Macedonia Party for a European Future Democratic Union POPGM Dignity New Alternative Party for Economic Changes 21 Social and Economic Progress Party Party of Pensioners United Party for Roma Equality Party for the Full Emancipation of the Roma of Macedonia Union of Roma in Macedonia Party for Democratic Prosperity of the Roma Serbian Party in Macedonia Democratic Party of Turks Party for the Movement of the Turks in Macedonia Democratic Union of Vlachs in Macedonia
Renewal (44 seats)	VMRO-DPMNE Socialist Party of Macedonia Democratic Party of Serbs in Macedonia Citizen Option for Macedonia Party of United Democrats of Macedonia MAAK – Conservative Party – Macedonian Action Union of Tito's Left Forces New Liberal Party Workers-Peasant Party from Macedonia Democratic Bosniak Party Party of the Democratic Action of Macedonia Roma Democratic Forces Roma Integration Party Roma United by Macedonia Democratic Party of Roma Serbian Progressive Party in Macedonia Movement for National Unity of the Turks in Macedonia Party of the Vlachs from Macedonia
Other parties	Democratic Union for Integration (15) Alliance for Albanians–Alternative (12) The Left (2) Democratic Party of Albanians (1)
Without MPs	Albanian Democratic Union Communist Party of Macedonia (within The Left) Democratic Alternative Democratic League of Bosniaks Liberal Party of Macedonia National Democratic Party National Democratic Revival New Democracy Party for Democratic Prosperity Social Democratic Party United Party of Roma in Macedonia Integra-Macedonian Conservative Party Macedonian Renewal Reform Option – Workers' Party People's Movement for Macedonia – United Macedonia
Defunct	Democratic Party Democratic Party of Macedonia Movement for All-Macedonian Action Party of Democratic Action–Islamic Path Party of Yugoslavs in Macedonia People's Democratic Party Workers Party Young Democratic-Progressive Party
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