New discussions have emerged within the political arena regarding the process of restructuring the Election Commission, aimed at creating an environment for a free, fair, and universally accepted parliamentary election.
The head of the Electoral System Reform Commission stated that opinions from political parties will be gathered to update the voter list, amend electoral laws, and clarify the role of the administration during the election period.
Top leaders of various political parties have emphasized that addressing the shortcomings of past elections and formulating a reliable democratic institutional framework is the primary demand of the current time. Discussions are also underway to reach a national charter or consensus through formal dialogues among political parties in the shortest possible time.
