Iraq Parliament Resumes Sessions with Key Legislative Proposals on Agenda
The Iraq Parliament will resume sessions on March 8, including voting on the Industrial Investment Law amendment and discussions on various key proposals, with evening sessions scheduled during Ramadan.
Iraq’s Parliament is scheduled to reconvene on Saturday, March 8, after a brief hiatus, as confirmed by the Parliament media office. Mohamed Anouz, a member of the Legal Committee, emphasized that evening sessions will be held during Ramadan to maintain legislative momentum and ensure completion before the term concludes.
The forthcoming session will focus on crucial legislative items, including a vote on the fourth amendment to the Industrial Investment Law, affecting private and mixed sectors. Furthermore, there will be discussions surrounding a proposal to reinstate the trial system, as advised by the Ministry of Education.
Lawmakers are also expected to review findings from the temporary parliamentary committee tasked with the protection of state property. Various significant proposals will be introduced for the first time, notably a bill to rescind the visa exemption agreement between Iraq and Cyprus for diplomatic and service passport holders. Additional proposals include modifying the Mukhtar Law and amending laws governing medical and health professions.
In conclusion, Iraq’s Parliament is set to resume its sessions with a comprehensive agenda that includes voting on pivotal laws, addressing state property protection, and introducing new legislative proposals. The planned evening sessions during Ramadan aim to ensure timely completion of legislative duties before the term ends. Significant changes such as the amendment of the Industrial Investment Law and other key legislative proposals highlight the Parliament’s commitment to advancing its legislative agenda.
Original Source: shafaq.com
