(Bernama)
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Malaysia will conduct the ongoing Out of Country Voting process for Libya's 2013 Constituent Assembly Elections in charge of drafting the country's constitution.
The voting will be held at the Libyan School, 317 E, Jalan Ampang here, from 8am to 6pm for three days, beginning Feb 15.
According to a statement issued by the Embassy of Libya here, Malaysia was selected by the Libya High National Election Commission (HNEC) to organise the event due to a large number of Libyans in the country.
Malaysian media interested to cover the event can register and get the access card from IOM.
IOM, an intergovernmental organisation established in 1951, is committed to the principle that humane and orderly migration benefits migrants and society. For details and inquiries, contact the national advisor in Malaysia at 019-3751078 or visit the HNEC website: www.hnec.ly.
Tripoli-based HNEC is a national body responsible for developing regulations and policies to govern the elections, including the drawing up of electoral districts.
According to the website, as at July 8, last year, 1,764,840 voters had registered.
Meanwhile, online newspaper, Libya Herald has reported that the elections to the 60-member constitution-drafting committee was scheduled to be held on Feb 20.
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Malaysia will conduct the ongoing Out of Country Voting process for Libya's 2013 Constituent Assembly Elections in charge of drafting the country's constitution.
The voting will be held at the Libyan School, 317 E, Jalan Ampang here, from 8am to 6pm for three days, beginning Feb 15.
According to a statement issued by the Embassy of Libya here, Malaysia was selected by the Libya High National Election Commission (HNEC) to organise the event due to a large number of Libyans in the country.
Malaysian media interested to cover the event can register and get the access card from IOM.
IOM, an intergovernmental organisation established in 1951, is committed to the principle that humane and orderly migration benefits migrants and society. For details and inquiries, contact the national advisor in Malaysia at 019-3751078 or visit the HNEC website: www.hnec.ly.
Tripoli-based HNEC is a national body responsible for developing regulations and policies to govern the elections, including the drawing up of electoral districts.
According to the website, as at July 8, last year, 1,764,840 voters had registered.
Meanwhile, online newspaper, Libya Herald has reported that the elections to the 60-member constitution-drafting committee was scheduled to be held on Feb 20.
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