The Election Commission approves the results of the Kurdistan Regional Parliament elections

by times news cr

Baghdad – IA
On Sunday, the Independent⁤ High Electoral Commission approved the results ‌of the Kurdistan Regional Parliament elections.

The Commission said in ‌a statement received by the ⁣ (INA): “The Board of Commissioners discussed the memorandum of the Office of the Head⁣ of the ‌Electoral ​Administration/Chairman of the Central Committee for ​the 2024 Kurdistan Elections, No. 6508 on November 24, 2024, entitled (Final Results), and after⁤ deliberation⁢ among the members of the Board of Commissioners, ‍it was decided what… Following:
First: Approval of the final results of ​the 2024 Iraqi ​Kurdistan Parliament elections after resolving all appeals with a response by the ⁤Judicial Elections Authority, as stated in the letter of the Supreme Judicial Council / Judicial Authority ‍for Elections, No. ‍5 on November 18, 2024, attached to‍ a memorandum from the Office of the Head of the Electoral Administration / Chairman of the ‌Central ​Committee. To manage the 2024 elections ‌in the​ Kurdistan⁣ region of Iraq, number (6508) on​ November ⁤24, 2024.
Second: ‌Assigning ​the electoral administration ​to ⁢take‍ the necessary measures​ and⁢ publish‍ the decision of the Board of Commissioners and the names of‌ the winners,‍ as stated in the Operations and ⁣Information Technology Department’s memorandum, No. 695 of November 24, 2024, and its accompanying memorandum of the ⁢Results ‌Management and Tabulation Division, No. 333 of November 24, 2024.
Third:‍ Assigning the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners to address ⁣the Kurdistan Region ⁤Presidency.
The Commission added, “The decision was unanimously issued today, Sunday, November 24, 2024.”

What impact will the Kurdistan Regional Parliament elections have on the region’s economic policies?

Interview between Time.news Editor and Electoral Expert on Kurdistan Regional Parliament Elections

Time.news⁤ Editor (TNE): Welcome to Time.news! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Leila Hassan, an electoral expert⁢ and ‍analyst specializing‍ in Middle Eastern politics. We’re here to discuss the recent approval of the Kurdistan⁢ Regional Parliament ⁣election results by the Independent High Electoral ⁤Commission.​ Welcome, Dr. Hassan!

Dr. Leila Hassan (DLH): ‌Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to be here.

TNE: Let’s dive right in. The Independent High Electoral Commission has approved the election results. How significant​ is ⁤this approval for the political landscape in the Kurdistan ⁣Region?

DLH: The approval of the election results is⁢ crucial. It signifies a ⁢step towards political stability in the Kurdistan Region, especially after a period of uncertainty. This acceptance lays⁢ the groundwork for the new parliamentary session and can help restore faith​ in ​the electoral process, which is critical for governance.

TNE: Can you elaborate on what the electoral results might mean ⁣for the governing parties in the region?

DLH: Absolutely. The election results often reflect the ⁤public’s sentiment towards various parties, including both⁣ the major and minor players. Depending on the distribution of seats, we could see shifts in power dynamics and coalition building. This can either lead to a more⁤ stable government‌ or, conversely,⁣ to political struggles if the parties are⁢ unable to reach agreements.

TNE: There have been discussions ⁣about the implications this election ⁢can have on policies, especially in areas like security and economic reforms. What can we expect in this regard?

DLH: ⁣Yes, those discussions are very relevant. Depending on the ​dominant party or ‌coalition, we may see a renewed focus​ on economic reforms if they prioritize development and infrastructure. ‍Conversely, if ⁣security‍ issues are at the forefront for⁢ the ruling party, we might see an increase in military focus ​and spending. the⁤ elected ‌officials’ priorities will have ⁣direct ⁤consequences on the policies implemented⁣ in the coming years.

TNE: With this ⁣election now behind us, what challenges do you foresee for the newly elected parliament?

DLH: The newly elected parliament will face several challenges. First, they need to address public⁢ discontent — many citizens are worried about corruption and inefficient public services. Additionally, maintaining stability in the ‌region ‍amidst ongoing regional tensions will require careful diplomacy. the effects⁤ of global economic trends will also play a role.

TNE: Speaking of public sentiment, how have the people reacted‌ to ‌this election cycle compared to previous ones?

DLH: There has ​been​ a mixture of hope and skepticism. Many citizens are eager for change ‍and ⁢reform, particularly in the youth demographic who are heavily engaged. However, there’s also a deep-rooted skepticism about​ whether elected officials will follow through on their promises. The key will be transparency and ⁤accountability from the new government.

TNE: ⁢ As we look forward, how important is it for international observers to engage with the Kurdistan Regional‍ elections?

DLH: International observation is vital for ensuring that elections are conducted fairly ‍and transparently. It adds an additional layer of credibility to⁤ the electoral process and can help mitigate electoral disputes. Moreover, ‌ongoing international interest may encourage the ⁣local government to uphold democratic principles‌ and human rights.

TNE: Thank you, Dr. Hassan, for your insights on the Kurdistan Regional Parliament elections. It’s clear that this⁢ event will have significant ⁤implications for the region moving forward.

DLH: Thank you for having me! I look forward to‍ seeing how the situation unfolds in ​the coming months.

TNE: And that concludes our discussion today. For ⁢more updates on the Kurdistan region and other major developments, stay tuned to ⁤Time.news!

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