Activities

General background When and where will the elections be held? They are scheduled for 10 October 2021 across all of Iraq. What is the legal framework? The elections are governed by Elections Law No. 9 of 2020 of the Iraqi Council of Representatives. According to this Law, the Council of Representatives is comprised of 329

 Mr. Wissam Ibrahim Anbar attended a training workshop on conscious participation in the Parliament elections. The Non-Governmental Organizations Department in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers organized a training workshop on the role of civil society organizations in increasing informed participation in the Parliament elections 2021, which was attended by a number of

Mr. Ali Bakht Al-Tamimi, head of Ufuq organization, attended the consultative meeting, which was invited by the advisor of the Prime Minister, Dr. Abdul-Hussein Al-Hindawi, in the presence of the advisor to the President of the Republic, Mr. Karim Al-Tamimi, representatives of the Independent High Electoral Commission and a number of representatives of organizations and

Mr. Wissam Ibrahim, Executive Director of Ufuq Organization, attended the Iraqi Human Development Conference. The conference was held by the World Bank in cooperation with official Iraqi institutions such as the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Education, and the Ministry of Health. The conference dealt with the

Ufuq Organization for Human Development, in cooperation with the Alliance of Iraqi Minorities, held a dialogue session to discuss protection mechanisms for minority rights in Iraqi Parliament. The session was attended by many representatives of Iraqi minorities, activists, and those interested in this regard. During which the legal advisor, Mr. Ali Omar, presented his paper

As part of the work of the Alliance of Iraqi Minorities, Ufuq organized a dialogue session in the presence of, and in partnership with the General Directorate of Curricula at the Ministry of Education, to complete the continuous joint work to reform the curricula, and adding the concepts of diversity and introduce the Iraqi minorities

PAO and Ufuq, in addition to the Alliance of Iraqi Minorities, met with a team from the Iraqi High Commission for Human Rights. The attendees discussed important topics related to the situation of minorities in Iraq, and the attendees reviewed their work in this field. Wissam Ibrahim, Executive Manager of Ufuq Organization, presented a summary

Within the work of the Alliance of Iraqi Minorities (AIM), Ufuq Organization for Human Development (UFUQ), in cooperation with the High Commission for Human Rights OF Iraq, held a consultative session in (Baghdad, October 12, 2020) to amend school curricula within the program (Towards an educational curriculum that accommodates everyone) An analytical study and review