Iraq’s Parliament resumes on March 8, with plans for evening sessions during Ramadan. Key legislative items include voting on amendments to the Industrial Investment Law and educational reforms, as well as discussing proposals on diplomatic visa agreements and health profession laws.
Iraq’s Parliament is set to reconvene on Saturday, March 8, following a break, according to the Parliament media office. Member of the Legal Committee, Mohamed Anouz, indicated that evening sessions would be scheduled during Ramadan to facilitate legislative work before the current term concludes.
The upcoming session will include voting on the fourth amendment to the Industrial Investment Law pertaining to private and mixed sectors. Additionally, a proposal to reinstate the trial system, suggested by the Ministry of Education, will be discussed. The session will also review a report from the temporary parliamentary committee aimed at protecting state property.
Several significant proposals will be introduced for the first time, such as the cancellation of the visa exemption agreement between Iraq and Cyprus for diplomatic and service passport holders. Additional proposals include a second amendment to the Mukhtar Law and a fourth amendment concerning medical and health professions laws.
The resumption of Iraq’s Parliament on March 8 is crucial for advancing legislative actions, especially concerning the Industrial Investment Law and educational reforms. Evening sessions during Ramadan may help expedite the processes needed before the term concludes, alongside discussions on numerous vital proposals affecting diplomatic agreements and health regulations.
Original Source: shafaq.com
