Iraq’s Chargé d’Affairs Ahmed Al-Sahaf and Libyan Elections head Imad Al-Sayeh discussed exchanging election management experiences to enhance electoral staff efficiency. Their dialogue included a potential memorandum of understanding between the Independent High Electoral Commission in Iraq and Libya’s electoral authority, signed to bolster cooperation in organizing elections. Both officials expressed a commitment to supporting democratic processes in their respective countries.
The Chargé d’Affairs of the Iraqi embassy in Tripoli, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, engaged in discussions with Imad Al-Sayeh, head of the National High Commissioner for the Libyan Elections, focusing on enhancing election management through experience exchange. They emphasized improving the efficiency of electoral staff in both nations.
In a statement to the Iraqi News Agency, Al-Sahaf noted the Libyan Elections Commission’s interest in formalizing cooperation by signing a memorandum of understanding with Iraq’s Independent High Electoral Commission. This partnership aims to foster collaboration in organizing electoral operations.
Al-Sahaf reaffirmed Iraq’s dedication to supporting Libya’s electoral ambitions, commending the Libyan Commission’s role in advancing democracy. He also highlighted Iraq’s expertise in conducting elections with integrity and transparency, ensuring that electoral processes are fair and comprehensive.
Meanwhile, Al-Sayeh underscored the significance of establishing effective international partnerships to enhance electoral systems. He acknowledged the necessity of sharing successful experiences to maintain integrity and transparency in future elections. Both leaders recognized that ongoing cooperation between their institutions is vital for strengthening democratic practices in their respective countries.
The discussions between Iraq and Libya signify a mutual commitment to enhancing electoral processes through cooperation and experience exchange. The emphasis on integrity, transparency, and effective partnerships reflects a shared goal to support democracy in both nations. The proposed memorandum of understanding illustrates a proactive approach to improving electoral management and fostering democratic development.
Original Source: ina.iq
