The Iraqi Parliament will resume sessions on March 8, focusing on key legislation such as the Industrial Investment Law amendment and the trial system reinstatement. Additionally, new proposals like the visa agreement cancellation with Cyprus will be discussed, highlighting the Parliament’s aim to advance legislative work before the current term ends.
The Iraqi Parliament is scheduled to resume its sessions on Saturday, March 8, following a recess, as announced by the Parliament’s media office. Mohamed Anouz, a member of the Legal Committee, indicated that evening sessions will be held during Ramadan to facilitate the progress of legislative work before the conclusion of the current parliamentary term.
The upcoming session will feature a vote on the fourth amendment to the Industrial Investment Law pertinent to private and mixed sectors, in addition to a proposal from the Ministry of Education to reinstate the trial system. Lawmakers will also deliberate on a report from the temporary parliamentary committee focused on state property protection.
Furthermore, several significant proposals are to be introduced for the first time. These include a proposed cancellation of the visa exemption agreement with Cyprus applicable to holders of diplomatic and service passports, a second amendment to the Mukhtar Law, and a fourth amendment concerning medical and health professions.
The Iraqi Parliament’s upcoming session aims to address several pivotal issues, including amendments to laws regarding industrial investment and state property protection. New proposals such as the visa exemption cancellation with Cyprus and amendments to existing laws underscore the Parliament’s commitment to legislative progress prior to the end of its current term.
Original Source: shafaq.com
