Tribute to international adoption of the election law

by **Rocky** Wed 06 Nov 2013, 3:52 pm

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Tribute to international adoption of the election law

by Rocky Wed 06 Nov 2013, 3:52 pm

Tribute to international adoption of the election law

11/06/2013 12:00 AM

Baghdad morning
in the time given to passing a law amending the election law welcomed by several international destinations and promised him a positive image of the power of democratic institutions in Iraq, warned House Speaker Osama Najafi to challenge the law voted by the Council on Tuesday evening, which adopted the way of Saint Lego amended in the distribution of electoral seats. The House voted at its meeting of 33 held on Monday evening, on the proposal of the election law, ending a controversy between the parliamentary blocs that came out to dissolve a compromise to their differences over the law. Nujaifi said at a news conference after the vote on election law: that "today ( yesterday) saw the completion of the law of parliamentary elections, by the political blocs and formats check the hopes of the blocks in the democratic rotation of power, I do not think that there are grounds positive to challenge him, I do not think that there is any political will do so, "warning that" the consequences of postponing the elections and the consequences for the country. "
In Washington, welcomed U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden on Tuesday, the House of Representatives vote on the parliamentary election law. He said in a statement issued by his office: "The United States welcomes the enactment of the Iraqi parliament, which came proceeds of many weeks of negotiation and consensus between the political blocs major," stressing that "the adoption of the law gives a picture of the strength of democratic institutions in Iraq, which stood up to terrorism." Of For its part, according to the British embassy in Baghdad said in a statement received "morning," a copy of it, it welcomes the agreement of the parliament to amend the election law, calling to support the work of the Electoral Commission for elections to be next year's elections credible and comprehensive.
, in turn, promised the United Nations Mission in Iraq (UNAMI), the adoption of the election law "victory" for all the political blocs to recognizing the importance of this to bring about democratic change in Iraq.

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