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The President of the Republic approves the election law ... and an important word


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The President of the Republic ratifies the election law

 
 
Baghdad / morning 
 
Barham Salih, President of the Republic, stressed in his speech during his ratification of the Parliamentary Elections Law, today, Thursday, the need to fulfill the requirements for holding early elections, based on the foundations of integrity and justice in its various stages, including biometric registration, and effective and serious coordination between the Elections Commission and the United Nations Control and supervision in order to achieve this. 
He said: Electoral corruption is a serious scourge that threatens societal peace and economic safety, and the way must be cut off in front of this scourge, pointing out that the appeals and doubts witnessed by previous electoral processes were a major reason for citizens ’reluctance to vote, and undermined citizens’ confidence in the legitimacy of the existing system. The entire electoral process. 
Dr. Saleh stressed the need to empower a new political generation to take upon itself to complete the desired reform project, in fulfillment of the blood that has been shed in the way of reform and change. 
President Saleh indicated his approval of the reservations recorded on the law voted on in the House of Representatives, indicating that it does not represent everything we aspire to, but at the same time, it represents a development for the better and a fundamental building block towards the path of reform, and affirms the consideration of the people as the main source of legitimacy of government, Down to the free will of the Iraqis in the rule of a rational servant of them. 
The following is the text of the word: 
 
"In the name of of Allah the Merciful 
In compliance with my constitutional duty, I ratified the election law, in preparation for holding early, fair and fair elections. 
The passage of this law comes after a long debate. The reform of the electoral law was a national demand to ensure the right of Iraqis to choose their representatives away from pressure, blackmail and stealing their votes. 
Yes, I acknowledge the reservations recorded on the law voted on in the House of Representatives. Certainly this law does not represent everything we aspire to, but at the same time, it represents a development for the better and a basic building block towards the path of reform, and confirms the consideration of the people as the main source of legitimacy of government, leading to The free will of the Iraqis in good governance that serves them. 
The relevant state institutions are called upon today, after the approval and ratification of the election law, to accelerate the fulfillment of the requirements for conducting fair and fair early elections in the various stages of their conduct, including biometric registration, and to work to ensure that there is effective and serious coordination between the United Nations and the Independent Election Commission and supervision to secure To ensure the integrity of the electoral process. 
The appeals, doubts and concerns that the previous electoral processes witnessed were a major reason for the citizens 'reluctance to vote, and undermined citizens' confidence in the legitimacy of the existing system and the entire electoral process. 
Electoral corruption is a dangerous scourge, as it threatens societal peace and economic integrity. Electoral corruption and financial corruption are interlinked, inseparable, and destructive, and one perpetuates the other. 
Iraqis have the right to enjoy the abundant benefits of their country and to live a free and dignified life, and this will not be achieved without building a strong and capable state that represents the voices of Iraqis with all their components, and achieves a safe and comfortable life for them. 
We are facing a sensitive and decisive stage in the modern history of Iraq, and all political and societal forces must assume the required national responsibility in enabling a new political generation that takes upon itself to complete the desired reform project, in fulfillment of the pure blood that has been shed on the path of reform and change. 
Iraq deserves a lot, and the Iraqis have suffered greatly and still .. The political climate required to alleviate that suffering and achieve justice and fairness must be created in choosing a strong government that preserves the sovereignty and preserves the prestige of the state, and this is what we are looking for through this electoral law that will enable large sectors. From our people in the right to vote and participate, God willing, away from the pressures and sediments of the previous stage, and away from manipulation, fraud and stealing the votes of citizens. 
We ask God to bless our people with goodness, security and safety .. And from God the success. 
Peace, mercy and blessings of God"
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The Iraqi president ratifies the election law and stresses the need for its integrity

The Iraqi president ratifies the election law and stresses the need for its integrity
The President of the Republic, Barham Salih
 05 November 2020 05:23 PM

Mubasher: The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, stressed, today, Thursday, the need to fulfill the requirements of holding early elections, based on the foundations of integrity and justice in its various stages, including biometric registration, and effective and serious coordination between the Elections Commission and the United Nations for monitoring and supervision in order to achieve this.

The President of the Republic, in a speech during his ratification of the Parliamentary Elections Law, said that electoral corruption is a serious scourge that threatens societal peace and economic integrity, and the road to this scourge must be cut off.

Saleh pointed out that the appeals and doubts witnessed in previous electoral processes were a major reason for citizens 'reluctance to vote, and undermined citizens' confidence in the legitimacy of the existing system and the entire electoral process.

Saleh stressed the need to empower a new political generation to take upon itself to complete the desired reform project, in fulfillment of the blood that has been shed on the way to reform and change.

The Iraqi President indicated his approval of the reservations recorded on the law voted on in the House of Representatives, indicating that it does not represent everything we aspire to, but at the same time, it represents a development for the better and a fundamental building block towards the path of reform, and affirms the consideration of the people as the main source of legitimacy of government. Up to the free will of the Iraqis in the rule of a rational servant of them.

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President of the Republic, Barham Salih, confirmed, on Thursday, that he acknowledges the reservations about the new election law voted by the House of Representatives, while indicating that the law does not represent everything we aspire to.
Saleh said in a speech during his approval of the new election law: “In compliance with my constitutional duty, I approved the election law, in preparation for holding early, fair and fair elections.” He pointed out that “The approval of this law comes after a long debate, and reforming the electoral law was a national demand to secure The right of Iraqis to choose their representatives away from pressure, blackmail and stealing their voices.
He added, "Yes, I acknowledge the reservations recorded on the law voted on in the House of Representatives. Certainly, this law does not represent everything we aspire to, but at the same time, it represents a development for the better and a fundamental building block towards the path of reform, and affirms the consideration of the people as the main source of legitimacy of government." Up to the free will of the Iraqis in good governance that serves them.
He stressed, "The concerned state institutions are called upon today, after the approval and ratification of the election law, to accelerate the fulfillment of the requirements for conducting fair and fair early elections in the various stages of their conduct, including biometric registration, and to work to ensure that there is effective and serious coordination between the United Nations and the Independent Elections Commission." To secure oversight and supervision to ensure the integrity of the electoral process.
He continued, "The appeals, doubts and concerns that the previous electoral processes witnessed were a major reason for the citizens 'reluctance to vote, and undermined citizens' confidence in the legitimacy of the existing system and the entire electoral process."
He warned, “Electoral corruption is a dangerous scourge, as it threatens societal peace and economic integrity.”
He stressed, "It is the right of Iraqis to enjoy the abundant benefits of their country and to live a free and dignified life, and this will not be achieved without building a strong and capable state that represents the voices of Iraqis with all their components, and achieves a safe and comfortable life for them."
He explained: "We are facing a sensitive and decisive stage in the modern history of Iraq, and all political and societal forces must assume the required national responsibility to enable a new political generation to take upon itself to complete the desired reform project, in fulfillment of the pure blood that has been shed on the path of reform and change."
He concluded by saying, "Iraq deserves a lot, and that the Iraqis have suffered greatly and are still ... and it is imperative to create the political climate required to alleviate that suffering and achieve justice and fairness in choosing a strong government that preserves the sovereignty and preserves the prestige of the state, and this is what we are looking for through this electoral law." That will enable large sectors of our people to vote and participate, God willing, away from the pressures and sediments of the previous phase, and away from manipulation, fraud and stealing the votes of citizens.
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Baghdad / Al-Mawred News

 

The United Nations in Iraq welcomed, on Tuesday, France’s contribution of one million euros to a UN-led project to support and assist the Independent High Electoral Commission in Iraq.

A United Nations statement in Iraq, of which Al-Mawred News received a copy, stated that it would "assist in the deployment of the United Nations electoral advisers while the Independent High Commission prepares for the upcoming elections."

The statement pointed out that the French ambassador stressed that "the upcoming elections are an opportunity for the Iraqis to make their voice heard, and this contribution shows France's strong and continuous support for Iraq."

The statement added that "the United Nations Development Program signed an agreement with the French government on behalf of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) to manage the financing and management of the project, which was described by the United Nations Special Representative for Iraq, Jeanine Hennes-Plasschaert, as" reflects the importance of a coordinated international response to Iraq's electoral needs. ".

"The Iraqis deserve a fair and transparent election process that ensures that their needs are heard and ultimately met," said Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Program in Iraq, Zeina Ali Ahmed.

 

 

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The publication of the Elections Law No. 9 of 2020 in Al-Waqaa '

 

 

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Baghdad Today, Thursday (November 12, 2020), the Ministry of Justice announced the issuance of the new issue of Al-Waqi’a Iraqi newspaper (4603), which includes a number of laws approved by the Presidency of the Republic. The Director General of the Department / Haifa Shukr Mahmoud Agency said in a statement, "The number included the issuance of the Parliament Elections Law No. 9 of 2020." On Thursday (November 05, 2020), the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, ratified the election law that the House of Representatives voted on earlier, and completed its paragraphs. (Baghdad Today) News Agency published the distribution of multiple electoral districts in all governorates of Iraq, and the number of those who will win for each province, after voting on the paragraphs of the election law was completed in the parliament session held last week. (Baghdad Today) includes multiple districts in a way that makes it easier for the reader to know the distribution of electoral districts, and to show the number of those who will win for all governorates, as well as the provinces of the Kurdistan region, based on the documents issued by Parliament that clarified the distribution of constituencies. According to the new law, 83 electoral districts will be distributed among all governorates, and 322 deputies will win over all districts, by 3-5 deputies from each district, while the number of women from each governorate will be at least the number of its electoral districts. The capital Baghdad divides 17 electoral districts, and 69 deputies win over it. As for Nineveh Governorate, it divides 8 electoral districts, and 31 deputies will win over it, while in Basra Governorate there will be 6 electoral districts, and 25 MPs win. The electoral districts in Dhi Qar governorate will have 5 constituencies, and 19 deputies will win over them, while Babel Governorate will have 4 electoral districts, and 17 deputies will win over it, while in Anbar Governorate there will be 4 electoral districts, and 15 MPs win. In Diyala Governorate, there will be 4 electoral districts, and 14 members will win over them, while in Kirkuk governorate there will be 3 electoral districts, and 12 members will win over them, while in Najaf Governorate there will be 3 electoral districts, and 12 members will win over them. The number of electoral districts in Salah al-Din Governorate is 3, and 12 deputies win over it, likewise in Karbala Governorate there are 3 electoral districts, and 11 representatives win over them, and the same is the case in Wasit Governorate, where there are 3 electoral districts, and 11 representatives win over them. In Diwaniyah, there will also be 3 electoral districts, and 11 deputies will win over it. The same applies to the situation in Maysan Governorate, which will be 3 electoral districts, and 10 deputies will win over them, while in Al Muthanna Governorate there will be two, and 7 MPs will win. In Sulaymaniyah Governorate in the Kurdistan region, there will be 5 electoral districts and 18 deputies will win over them, while in Erbil, there will be 4 electoral districts, and 16 MPs win, while in Dohuk Governorate there will be 3 electoral districts, and 12 MPs win. 7 electoral seats will remain for minority quota, according to what was stated in the electoral law, in which the House of Representatives voted to complete its paragraphs, which were the subject of disagreement between the political blocs.

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Salih confirms to Plaschaert the need to provide the requirements for fair elections

 
Baghdad: Morning
 
The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, during his meeting with the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jeanine Hennes Blashardt, stressed the necessity of meeting the requirements for fair elections and continuing the war on terror.
The two sides stressed, according to a presidential statement, "the necessity of initiating preparations for the upcoming elections by providing the utmost levels of integrity and transparency, and coordinating the United Nations with the Electoral Commission in monitoring it, to reflect the voters' real choices in choosing their representatives away from the power of arms, fraud and manipulation." The statement added, "The meeting stressed the importance of concerted national efforts in order to consolidate the authority and sovereignty of the state in enforcing the law and protecting citizens, continuing the war on terrorism and combating ISIS cells that seek to disturb security and stability in a number of regions."
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Al-Kazemi Advisor for Elections Affairs: We will adopt the biometric 'exclusively': stolen cards are 'idle'
 

Baghdad - People  

The Advisor to the Prime Minister for Elections Affairs, Abdul Hussein Al-Hindawi, announced on Sunday the distribution of 13 million biometric cards and 3 million under distribution, stressing that voting during the upcoming elections will depend exclusively on the biometric card.  

Al-Hindawi told the official agency, and "people" followed him (November 15, 2020), that "the biometric card is in the law, and for the past two months there has been a meeting of the political blocs, in which they stressed the importance of adopting biometrics exclusively in voting in the upcoming elections."  


He added, "The commission's work is continuing in this direction, and there are more than 63 percent of the long-term biometric card for voters ready, as nearly 13 million have been distributed, and 3 million are in the process of distribution."  

He pointed out that "the commission is in the process of distributing the remainder of it, as well as completing the voters who have not yet registered in the biometric."  

He stressed that "there are agreements with the relevant companies, as well as the existence of all plans, so that the commission is ready before the next elections."  


He explained, "The short-term card has been withdrawn, as the approval of the long-term biometric card is supposed to be exclusive in the upcoming elections," noting that "the voter who has updated his electoral record, the Commission will deliver the card to him in various ways, whether by mail or other mechanisms taken." To deliver it to the voter. "  


He stated, "Any stolen card will be unfit for use, and therefore it is idle," stressing that "the long-term biometric card granted by the commission cannot be stolen or manufactured outside the law," stressing that "the commission is determined to distribute a card Biometric for all. "  


He pointed out, "The old short-term cards that were used in the previous elections have no effect, so there is a campaign in which everyone should contribute to our encouragement, which is the distribution of the new card, because without it the voter cannot vote, unless there is any other decision." .  

  

The State of Law coalition led by Nuri al-Maliki spoke, on Saturday, about "losing" millions of electronic electoral cards, while the Electoral Commission responded to that by denying and clarifying.  

In a statement to the official newspaper, followed by "People," (14 November 2020), the coalition representative and the spokesperson for the bloc in parliament, Bahaa Al-Din Al-Nouri, said, "The law that was quickly voted on using the (electronic) and (biometric) cards for voting will result in a process A forged policy in advance in light of the loss of 4 million electronic cards from the Electoral Commission. Their fate is unknown and it is not known if they were distributed among the political blocs or by the party that seized them. "    

Al-Nouri called for "elections to be conducted using a biometric card only, to hold fair elections free of fraud."    

While a member of the legal committee, Hussein Al-Uqabi, affirmed that "the amendment of the election law is an imperative, especially in the biometric vote, and there is a need to amend other articles not only in this paragraph, but also include the contradiction in the individual or list nomination."    

Meanwhile, the official media spokesman for the Independent High Electoral Commission, Jumana Al-Ghalai, said that “there is no such number of lost cards, and the loss took place in previous elections, even before 2018, but in order to preserve the votes of the electorate, I directed the electoral administration to submit a study on the unreliable and lost voter cards and the formation of Investigative committees to find out the circumstances of the accident and to find out about the negligent employees and to punish them legally, and that was done.    

Al-Ghalai stressed that "all lost cards have been disabled and canceled, and will no longer be valid at all, and only the official owner of the card can vote because of the intersection of the fingerprint in the electronic verification device that relies on official and vital data (the personal photo and the ten fingerprint)."    

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The Advisor to the Prime Minister for Elections Affairs, Abdul Hussein Al-Hindawi, revealed, on Sunday, the distribution of 13 million biometric cards and 3 million under distribution, stressing that voting in the elections will depend exclusively on the biometric card .

In a statement to the official agency, Al-Hindawi said, "The biometric card is in the law, and about the past two months there was a meeting of the political blocs, in which they stressed the importance of adopting biometric exclusively in voting in the upcoming elections ."

He added, "The Commission's work is continuing in this direction, and there are more than 63 percent of the long-term biometric card for voters ready, as approximately 13 million have been distributed, and 3 million are in the process of distribution," noting that "the commission is in the process of distributing the remainder of it, as well as Completing the voters who have not yet registered in the biometric . "

He stressed that "there are agreements with the relevant companies, as well as the existence of all plans, so that the commission is ready before the next elections," noting that "the short-term card has been withdrawn, as the long-term biometric card is supposed to be approved exclusively in the upcoming elections ."

He continued, "The voter who has updated his electoral record, the Commission will hand him the card in various ways, whether by mail or other mechanisms taken to deliver it to the voter," explaining that "any stolen card will be unfit for use, and therefore it is idle ."

He stressed that "the long-term biometric card granted by the commission cannot be stolen or made outside the law," stressing that "the commission is determined to distribute the biometric card to everyone ."

He stressed that "the old short-term cards that were used in the previous elections do not have any effect, so there is a campaign in which everyone should contribute to our encouragement, which is the distribution of the new card, because without it the voter cannot vote, unless there is any other decision." Until "the commission began working diligently to educate citizens and push them to register and receive the biometric card for elections exclusively ."

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Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi discussed, on Sunday, with the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jeanine Blashardt, to ensure the presence of international monitoring of the elections.

The media office of the Prime Minister said in a statement that Alsumaria News received a copy of, that “Al-Kazimi received today, Blashart and during the meeting discussed ways to hold early elections in Iraq next June, and to ensure international monitoring of them, to ensure transparent, fair and fair elections that fulfill aspirations. the Iraqian people".
 

He added that "the file of the displaced and the governmental and international efforts made to resolve this file were discussed in a manner that guarantees the speedy return of all the displaced, ends their suffering and preserves their dignity."
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Al-Kazemi directs finance to facilitate the commission's obtaining of allocations and to overcome all obstacles
  
(Baghdad: Al Furat News) The Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, chaired today, Monday, a joint meeting of the head of the Independent High Electoral Commission and a number of its members, the Minister of Finance and the advanced cadre of the ministry.

A statement by the Prime Minister’s office, a copy of which was received by the Al Furat News Agency, stated that the meeting "discussed ways to overcome obstacles in the way of providing the necessary funds to hold early elections, as scheduled, on the sixth of June of next year."
Al-Kazemi directed the Ministry of Finance “to facilitate the election commission’s access to financial allocations, as it is one of the basic requirements for conducting elections, which are of great importance to our people,” stressing “overcoming all bureaucratic obstacles that would impede the commission’s work, stressing that the situation is exceptional and requires Great work and exceptional measures. "
He pointed to "the importance of working with the biometric system, and providing all requirements for its success, directing the commission to accelerate the issuance of election cards to citizens."
Ammar Al-Masoudi

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Presidencies: adopting biometrics exclusively in the upcoming elections

 
Baghdad: Morning
 
 
A meeting held by the presidencies of the Republic, the ministers, the House of Representatives and the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, with the Independent High Electoral Commission and the United Nations Mission, concluded with the emphasis on the importance of increasing the biometric registration rate and developing mechanisms that help in the registration process for the purpose of adopting the biometric card exclusively in the upcoming elections, and taking appropriate measures in accordance with Of the law to ensure that the displaced, displaced, and Iraqis abroad vote biometrically.
A statement by the Presidency of the Republic stated, “In the interest of the integrity and integrity of the electoral process and its conduct next year, a meeting was held yesterday for the three presidencies and the head of the Supreme Judicial Council, in the presence of the head and members of the Independent High Electoral Commission, and the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Mrs. 
Jenin Plasschaert ».
He added, "The meeting dealt with the important joints in the electoral process in order to provide a safe and stable environment for conducting the elections and to check on the safety of the procedures applied by the commission and the relevant competent authorities to implement the electoral process and address the challenges that all face."
The meeting affirmed “the necessity of contracting with a reputable international company to examine the election software in consultation with the United Nations team, and the importance of coordination and support from the United Nations team with the commission and ensuring effective monitoring in accordance with international standards to ensure election integrity, and launch a national media campaign that helps restore confidence. The voter participates in the electoral process and motivates him to participate in the elections.
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