Iraqi and Libyan officials have initiated discussions on exchanging electoral management experiences to improve staff efficiency and enhance cooperation. The meetings focused on signing a memorandum of understanding between their electoral bodies to bolster democratic processes in both nations.
Recent discussions between Iraqi and Libyan officials focused on the exchange of experiences in managing elections. Ahmed Al-Sahaf, the Chargé d’Affairs of Iraq in Tripoli, met with Imad Al-Sayeh, head of the Libyan Elections Council, to explore strategies for improving electoral staff efficiency and management processes.
Al-Sahaf mentioned that the Libyan Elections Council is eager to formalize this collaboration through a memorandum of understanding with Iraq’s Independent High Electoral Commission. The goal is to enhance cooperation in electoral operations and facilitate visits that support both nations’ democratic experiences.
Highlighting Iraq’s willingness to assist Libya’s electoral efforts, Al-Sahaf praised the Libyan Commission’s role in advancing democracy. He also pointed out that Iraq’s Independent High Electoral Commission possesses extensive experience in conducting elections with integrity and transparency, continuously improving its practices for equitable electoral outcomes.
In response, Al-Sayeh emphasized the need for effective international partnerships to strengthen electoral systems. He noted that leveraging successful practices is crucial for ensuring integrity and transparency in forthcoming elections, reinforcing the necessity for ongoing coordination between the two electoral bodies.
The discussions between Iraq and Libya reveal a mutual interest in improving electoral processes through collaboration. By exchanging expertise and formalizing partnerships, both countries aim to enhance the efficiency and integrity of their electoral systems, ultimately supporting democratic practices.
Original Source: ina.iq
