Registration of 64 international observers to follow up the Kurdistan referendum process

Registration of 64 international observers to follow up the Kurdistan referendum process



Monday 18 September

Alsumaria News / Erbil
The Electoral Commission and the referendum in the Kurdistan region , Monday, the opening of two offices in the provinces of Kirkuk and Nineveh to manage the referendum process, confirming that the registration of 64 international observers to follow up the referendum process. UNHCR

spokesman Sherwan Zerari told a news conference attended by Alsumaria News that "the Commission has established two offices in the provinces of Kirkuk and Nineveh to manage the referendum as well as training staff and voting mechanisms of the Kurds abroad," noting that "the proportion of access to logistics materials to the referendum to the Kurdistan region amounted to 90 % ".

Zarari added that "the coordination with the concerned authorities on the special vote," explaining that "the special voting process will include security forces, hospitals and displaced." "11 political entities, 64 international observers and 65 media organizations were registered to monitor the referendum process," he said. The preparations for the Electoral Commission and the referendum in the Kurdistan region to hold the referendum on 25 September 2017 in conjunction with international pressure, regional and local Kurdistan region to retreat from the decision of the referendum.

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