Political Parties’ Proposed Plan can be Reviewed within Timetable of Election – says Government
The second round of joint quadrilateral meeting of the government, political parties, the Electoral Commission and the international community, which was held Tuesday at Sedarat palace, emphasized that the party’s proposed plan could be debated in the run-up to the elections.
The second round of joint quadrilateral meeting of the government, political parties, the Electoral Commission and the international community, which was held Tuesday at Sedarat palace, emphasized that the party’s proposed plan could be debated in the run-up to the elections.
The meeting once again discussed the electoral plan of the political parties, in which changing the electoral system, using biometric technology in the election process and effective monitoring of the process by political parties, are the main demands of a number of political parties.
“holding parliamentary elections based on the time set, is one of the basic commitments of the government to the people of Afghanistan and the international community,” said the second VP Sarwar Danish. “according to the commitment, the upcoming elections must be held on time,” Danish accentuated.
The second VP further stressed that any proposed plan within the time frame set for holding parliamentary elections is subject to debate.
After discussing the proposed plan of political parties, it was decided at the quadrilateral meeting to continue the Joint Committee meetings both at technical and political levels.
The technical meeting on this plan will be held soon with the participation of technical representatives of the Independent election commission, technical representatives of political parties, civil society organizations associated with the elections and the representatives of biometric technology companies.
