The three presidencies, the judiciary and the leaders of the blocs stress the adoption of the biometric system exclusively in early elections

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21-09-2020 11:23 PM

The three presidencies, the judiciary and the leaders of the blocs stress the adoption of the biometric system exclusively in early elections

 

 

 Baghdad - news

The three presidencies, the judiciary and most of the leaders of the political blocs emphasized the need for early, free and fair elections, while the attendees stressed the necessity of adopting the biometric card exclusively for voting in the upcoming elections.

A statement by Al-Kazemi's office, a copy of which was received by Al-Akhbariya, stated that “ in the government palace in Baghdad, a meeting was held for the heads of the republic, the government, the House of Representatives, the Supreme Judicial Council and most of the leaders of the political blocs,” indicating that “during the meeting a frank and comprehensive discussion took place on the latest security and political developments on National, regional and international levels, as well as the federal budget, while the meeting focused on the importance of holding early upcoming parliamentary elections and ensuring that they are free and fair, taking into account international standards.

The meeting stressed, according to the statement, "the necessity of expediting the House of Representatives to vote on the new elections law in its complete final form as soon as possible, and for the urgent completion of the completion of the quorum for membership of the Federal Court."

The meeting stressed, according to the statement, that the biometric card must be approved exclusively for voting in the upcoming elections, and also called on the Independent High Electoral Commission to take all necessary measures to enable voters in all parts of Iraq to obtain their electoral cards in a suitable time without excluding the displaced and displaced.

While the meeting called on the Commission to "double its efforts in preparation for the upcoming elections, stressing" the importance of intensifying the role of the United Nations in supporting the commission and enhancing its capabilities in conducting the elections, as well as monitoring it in a manner that guarantees its integrity and transparency. "

The meeting strongly condemned and condemned "all the attacks on Iraqi and foreign facilities that the country recently witnessed, including the launching of missiles that targeted official diplomatic facilities and the homes of innocent citizens. They considered that these attacks, regardless of their source, represent unrighteous attacks on the national sovereignty and the interests of the Iraqi people."

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Monday 21 September 2020 | 11:34 PM| Views: 196

 

Statement of the meeting of the three presidencies, the Chief Justice and leaders of political blocs

 

 

Today, Monday, a meeting of the heads of the republic, the government, the House of Representatives, the Supreme Judicial Council and most of the leaders of political blocs was held in the Government Palace in Baghdad. A statement by the Prime Minister's Office stated that "during the meeting, a frank and comprehensive discussion took place on the latest security and political developments at the national, regional and international levels, as well as the federal budget, while the meeting focused on the importance of holding early parliamentary elections coming and ensuring that they are free and fair, taking into account international standards." The meeting also stressed "the necessity of expediting the House of Representatives to vote on the new election law in its complete final form as soon as possible, and for the urgent completion of the completion of the quorum for membership of the Federal Court." They stressed While the meeting called for "the commission to double its efforts in preparation for the upcoming elections, they stressed the importance of intensifying the role of the United Nations in supporting the commission and enhancing its capabilities in conducting the elections, as well as monitoring it in a manner that guarantees its integrity and transparency." The meeting "strongly condemned and condemned all the attacks on Iraqi and foreign facilities that the country recently witnessed, including the launching of missiles that targeted official diplomatic facilities and the homes of innocent citizens, considering that these attacks, regardless of their source, represent unrighteous attacks on the national sovereignty and the interests of the Iraqi people." While the meeting called for "the commission to double its efforts in preparation for the upcoming elections, they stressed the importance of intensifying the role of the United Nations in supporting the commission and enhancing its capabilities in conducting the elections, as well as monitoring it in a way that guarantees its integrity and transparency." The meeting "strongly condemned and condemned all the attacks on Iraqi and foreign facilities that the country recently witnessed, including the launching of missiles that targeted official diplomatic facilities and the homes of innocent citizens, considering that these attacks, regardless of their source, represent unrighteous attacks on the national sovereignty and the interests of the Iraqi people."

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{The middle circles} A proposal to solve the material knot {15}

Wednesday 23 September 2020 44

 

 Baghdad - Al-Sabah: Omar Abdul Latif

 

In recent days, the political movement has escalated, at the highest levels, to implement the early elections bill, which many consider a "crossroads", not just for the political process; Rather, it is the fate of the country and its people, and at the head of this movement was the meeting that the government palace witnessed on Monday night.

The meeting of the three presidencies and political forces agreed on two important points, namely, to expedite the issuance of the law and vote to amend the Federal Court Law, and to conduct elections according to the electoral system that Parliament voted by adopting multiple districts and individual nominations, by 320 constituencies on the basis of one seat except for the quota of components, as well as In principle, an agreement was reached on June 2021 as the date for holding the elections, the same date suggested by the Prime Minister. Some parliamentary sources stated that the presidential meeting reached an understanding regarding the so-called “middle circles” or “middle circuits” to break the complex of Article (15) in the election law related to multiple constituencies. However, the advisor to the Prime Minister for Elections Affairs, Abdul Hussein Al-Hindawi, denied in an interview with Al-Sabah said that understanding and agreement, indicating that the matter is now up to the parliament to finalize the approval of the election law. The MP for the State of Law Coalition, Alia Nassif, revealed information that the meeting of presidencies and leaders of political blocs Monday evening had reached a solution regarding the agreement to adopt "middle circles", and indicated that "the two assembled parties had agreed to divide the large provinces into six electoral districts," And from three to four departments for the governorates with a smaller number, and there are some governorates, especially the small ones, which will either be two or one, according to the proportion of the population. Despite the denial regarding the "middle circles", but the MP for Saeron Qusay Al-Yasiri confirmed that "the Shiite blocs agreed to reject the one circuit and the multiple small circles and agree on the intermediate circuit." He added that "there are two options that are currently being studied by the Shiite blocs, the first is that the circle is from three to five seats, and the second option is for the circle to have five to seven seats, with discussions continuing in order to resolve them and present them within the agenda of the next session." The House of Representatives will be on a date next Saturday, with a session that "appears" to be crucial to resolving the knot of Article (15), and the session’s agenda will be fully and exclusively dedicated to completing the electoral districts file. The session called by the Speaker of Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, will be hot and pivotal in determining the fate of early elections. Perhaps the importance of the session’s topic is what prompted al-Halbousi to say on Twitter: “It has become imperative to complete the electoral districts to accomplish a fair and equitable law to hold early elections that meet The aspirations of the people and express their will, so I call on all political forces to assume their responsibilities to implement the law and attend the Saturday session. The House of Representatives will be on a date next Saturday, with a session that "appears" to be crucial to resolving the knot of Article (15), and the session’s agenda will be fully and exclusively dedicated to completing the electoral districts file. The session called by the Speaker of Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, will be hot and pivotal in determining the fate of early elections. Perhaps the importance of the session’s topic is what prompted al-Halbousi to say on Twitter: “It has become imperative to complete the electoral districts to accomplish a fair and equitable law to hold early elections that meet The aspirations of the people and express their will, so I call on all political forces to assume their responsibilities to implement the law and attend the Saturday session. The House of Representatives will be on a date next Saturday, with a session that "appears" to be crucial to resolving the knot of Article (15), and the session’s agenda will be fully and exclusively dedicated to completing the electoral districts file. The session called by the Speaker of Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, will be hot and pivotal in determining the fate of early elections. Perhaps the importance of the session’s topic is what prompted al-Halbousi to say on Twitter: “It has become imperative to complete the electoral districts to accomplish a fair and equitable law to hold early elections that meet The aspirations of the people and express their will, so I call on all political forces to assume their responsibilities to implement the law and attend the Saturday session.

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23-09-2020 02:45 PM

Al-Salhi reveals the files that Al-Kazemi raised at the meeting of the presidencies and political blocs

 

 

Baghdad / Al-Akhbariya

The head of the Turkmen Front, Arshad al-Salihi, revealed, today, Wednesday, the four files that the Prime Minister raised at the meeting of the three presidencies and leaders of political blocs.

Al-Salihi told Al-Ikhbariya, “Al-Kazemi discussed during his meeting with the three presidencies and leaders of political blocs the budget files and their details, the election law as required by the Iraqi street, its procedures and the importance of controlling outlaws who bomb diplomatic missions and their effects, as well as the anti-corruption file.”

 He added, "The Turkmen forces asked him during the meeting to reconsider the recent appointments, as they did not achieve the national balance."

Salhi pointed out that "the meetings are continuing to pass the election law according to the multiple departments and the Federal Court and then the budget law, after sending it from the government to Parliament."

It was a meeting held by Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi two days ago, which included the presidents of Parliament and the Republic, in addition to the leaders of political blocs, while his declared goal was to reach agreements that would advance the country.

 

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A leader reveals what Al-Kazimi proposed during the meeting of the leaders of the three blocs and presidencies

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{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The head of the Turkmen Front, Arshad Al-Salihi, revealed, today, Wednesday, the four files that the Prime Minister raised at the meeting of the three presidencies and leaders of political blocs.

Al-Salihi said in a statement, "Al-Kazemi presented during his meeting with the three presidencies and leaders of political blocs the budget files and their details, the election law as required by the Iraqi street, its procedures and the importance of controlling outlaws who bomb diplomatic missions and their effects, as well as the anti-corruption file."

 He added, "The Turkmen forces asked him during the meeting to reconsider the recent appointments, as they did not achieve the national balance."

He explained that "the meetings are continuing to pass the election law according to the multiple departments and the Federal Court, and then the budget law, after sending it from the government to Parliament."

Mohameed