Iraq and Libya are engaged in discussions revolving around enhancing election management and cooperation in electoral processes. The Iraqi embassy and Libyan electoral officials are focused on sharing expertise and experiences to support democratic practices and ensure fair elections.
The Chargé d’Affairs of the Iraqi embassy in Tripoli, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, engaged in discussions with Imad Al-Sayeh, the head of Libya’s National High Commission for Elections. They focused on the exchange of experiences in election management and improving the efficiency of electoral staff.
Al-Sahaf stated that the Libyan Commission expressed readiness to sign a memorandum of understanding with Iraq’s Independent High Electoral Commission. This agreement aims to bolster collaboration in managing and organizing electoral processes.
The dialogue emphasized the significance of mutual visits to strengthen the democratic experiences of both nations. Al-Sahaf affirmed Iraq’s commitment to supporting Libya’s electoral endeavors, highlighting the Libyan Commission’s pivotal role in promoting democracy.
He noted that Iraq’s Independent High Electoral Commission possesses extensive experience in conducting elections with integrity and transparency, focusing on enhancing mechanisms for fair electoral operations.
In response, Al-Sayeh highlighted the necessity of establishing effective international partnerships to refine the electoral system, drawing from successful experiences to ensure future electoral integrity and transparency. He reiterated the importance of ongoing coordination between both institutions to fortify democratic processes and advocate for free and fair elections.
In conclusion, the discussions between Iraq and Libya underscore a commitment to enhancing election management and democratic processes through strategic cooperation. Both countries recognize the importance of sharing best practices and reinforcing transparency and integrity in elections, aiming for successful electoral outcomes in the future.
Original Source: ina.iq
