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    [size=38]Iraq Strengthens Its International Presence: Ministerial and Parliamentary Participation in Geneva to Promote Workers’ Rights[/size]


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    Baghdad/Al-Masala: The city of Geneva, Switzerland, witnessed a prominent Iraqi participation in the work of the specialized course on international labor standards related to trade union rights and freedoms.
    The Iraqi delegation was headed by the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Ahmed Al-Asadi, along with MP Hussein Arab and a number of MPs from the Parliamentary Labor Committee.
    This participation reflects the increasing importance of Iraq in communicating with international organizations and NATO member states, which in turn reflects a strategic direction of the Iraqi government to strengthen its international and regional position.
    The importance of international meetings for Iraq
    These meetings come at a sensitive time for Iraq, as it seeks to strengthen its position on the international stage after years of security and economic challenges.
    Communicating with international organizations such as the International Labor Organization, as well as cooperating with NATO countries, helps Iraq achieve several strategic goals. Participating in specialized courses such as those held in Geneva allows Iraq to learn about the latest international standards in the field of labor and human rights. This enables Iraq to develop its domestic policies in line with international standards, which contributes to improving the economic and social environment within the country.
    Bilateral and group meetings with countries of the world represent an opportunity to strengthen bilateral relations and joint cooperation, while continuous communication with NATO countries also enhances Iraq's security stability and contributes to developing the defense sector through cooperation and exchange of expertise.
    By promoting Iraq’s image as a country that seeks to adopt international standards in labor and human rights, this could help attract new foreign investment, which would boost economic growth and provide new job opportunities for the Iraqi people.
    Participation in international organizations concerned with labor and human rights, such as the International Labor Organization, can help Iraq adopt policies that support sustainable development and achieve the sustainable development goals set by the United Nations.
    Challenges and opportunities
    Despite the many benefits of these meetings, Iraq faces major challenges in implementing the required reforms and ensuring that the various parties adhere to international standards.
    However, the opportunities offered by these meetings outweigh the challenges, as opening channels of communication with international organizations and NATO countries represents an important step towards rebuilding Iraq as a stable society capable of contributing to regional security and stability.
     
    What are the international labour standards for trade union rights and freedoms?
    International labour standards on rights and freedom of association are a set of principles and rules developed by the International Labour Organization (ILO) to protect workers' rights and promote freedom of association. These standards include:
    The right to organize: All workers have the right to form and join trade unions without interference from the state or employers.
    The right to collective bargaining: Unions have the right to negotiate on behalf of their members with employers regarding wages, working conditions and terms of service.
    Protecting the rights of workers and trade unionists: This includes protecting workers from discrimination or unfair treatment because of their union membership or participation in union activities.
    Freedom of assembly and demonstration: Workers have the right to assemble and demonstrate peacefully to defend their rights and interests.
    Preventing forced labor and child labor: These issues are part of protecting workers' rights and support freedom of association by ensuring that all adult workers work voluntarily and under fair conditions.
    The importance of specialized courses in international labor standards
    Specialised courses in international labour standards, such as those held in Geneva, provide a range of important benefits to participating countries and professionals by giving participants the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the latest developments in international labour standards and how to apply them effectively.
    Through these courses, officials and professionals are trained on how to effectively implement and monitor international standards within their countries.
    The specialized courses provide an opportunity for participants from different countries to exchange experiences and learn about best practices in the field of protecting workers’ rights and trade union freedoms.
    These courses contribute to building international relationships and networks between participants, which helps to enhance international cooperation in the field of work.
    Using this new knowledge, participants can return to their countries and work to improve the working environment by adopting new policies that enhance workers’ rights and protect their freedom of association.
     
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