Iraq and Libya are collaborating on election management, focusing on exchanging experiences to enhance electoral staff efficiency. They discussed a potential memorandum of understanding for cooperation. Both nations emphasize commitment to democratic processes and fair elections, supported by effective partnerships.
Iraq’s Chargé d’Affairs in Tripoli, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, met with Imad Al-Sayeh, head of Libya’s National High Commissioner for Elections, to discuss collaboration in election management. They focused on enhancing the efficiency of electoral staff through the exchange of best practices. A memorandum of understanding with Iraq’s Independent High Electoral Commission was proposed to cement their cooperation in organizing electoral processes.
Both representatives emphasized the need for exchanging experiences and conducting visits to strengthen democracy in both Iraq and Libya. Al-Sahaf expressed Iraq’s commitment to supporting Libya’s electoral endeavors and praised the Libyan Commission for promoting a democratic path.
Highlighting Iraq’s expertise, Al-Sahaf noted the country’s dedication to organizing elections with integrity and transparency. Simultaneously, Al-Sayeh stressed building international partnerships to improve electoral systems and ensure future elections are conducted fairly and transparently. Coordination between their institutions is essential for reinforcing democratic practices and facilitating free elections in both nations.
The recent discussions between Iraq and Libya reflect a commitment to improving election management through cooperative efforts. Both countries aim to leverage their electoral systems’ strengths while fostering transparent and fair electoral processes. By strengthening institutional ties, Iraq seeks to assist Libya in its democratic journey, ensuring effective governance and election integrity.
Original Source: ina.iq
