Al-Ghanimi: The security plan is going smoothly, and everyone is committed to the electoral silence

 
Baghdad-INA
 
Minister of Interior Othman Al-Ghanimi confirmed today, Sunday that the security plan is going smoothly and everyone is committed to electoral silence.
 
Al-Ghanimi said in a statement to the Iraqi News Agency (INA): “We hope that all Iraqis will participate broadly and to choice a candidate who is characterized by integrity, patriotism and professionalism."
 
He explained that "many matters have been entrusted to the next government, including unemployed youth, and reconstruction projects in the provinces," stressing "the need for a serious stand by citizens to build a national government that represents everyone and move the country to safety."
 
Al-Ghanimi added: "We directed to open roads and provide the necessary transport for voters in Samarra," pointing out that "no violations have been registered so far, the elections are going smoothly, and everyone is restricted to electoral silence."
 
Earlier, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi had cast his vote in one of the electoral centers in Baghdad.
It’s to be mentioned that today, Sunday, the Independent High Electoral Commission announced its readiness to open polling centers to voters.
 
IHEC spokeswoman Jumana al-Ghalay told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The number of polling centers in the general voting is 8,273 centers, with more than 55 thousand stations," pointing out that "1249 international observers participate in monitoring the general poll, while the number of foreign journalists is 510 journalist participating in the coverage of the public voting, as for local observers, their number reached 147,152.