In light of the recent postponement of parliamentary elections, the Election Commission has announced an extended opportunity for individuals to apply as monitors and observers for the upcoming electoral process.
The commission revealed yesterday evening that it has opted to provide additional time for the registration of election observers and monitors, as well as the appointment of candidates' representatives, in light of the rescheduled parliamentary elections set for April.
From the 19th to the 21st of this month, interested individuals will have the chance to register as election observers and monitors, ensuring comprehensive oversight of the electoral proceedings.
Previously scheduled to coincide with the month of Ramadan, parliamentary elections faced delays following the passing of a bill by Parliament prohibiting elections during this sacred period. In response to this legislative decision, the Election Commission rescheduled the elections to April 21, necessitating adjustments in the electoral process.
The decision to extend the opportunity for individuals to participate as election monitors and observers underscores the Election Commission's commitment to upholding transparency and integrity in the electoral process. By providing ample time for registration, the commission aims to facilitate robust oversight and ensure the fairness and credibility of the parliamentary elections.
The commission revealed yesterday evening that it has opted to provide additional time for the registration of election observers and monitors, as well as the appointment of candidates' representatives, in light of the rescheduled parliamentary elections set for April.
From the 19th to the 21st of this month, interested individuals will have the chance to register as election observers and monitors, ensuring comprehensive oversight of the electoral proceedings.
Previously scheduled to coincide with the month of Ramadan, parliamentary elections faced delays following the passing of a bill by Parliament prohibiting elections during this sacred period. In response to this legislative decision, the Election Commission rescheduled the elections to April 21, necessitating adjustments in the electoral process.
The decision to extend the opportunity for individuals to participate as election monitors and observers underscores the Election Commission's commitment to upholding transparency and integrity in the electoral process. By providing ample time for registration, the commission aims to facilitate robust oversight and ensure the fairness and credibility of the parliamentary elections.
