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Jordan officially joins the Association of World Election Bodies

Jordan officially joins the Association of World Election Bodies

The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, represented by the Independent Election Commission (IEC), has officially joined the Association of World Election Bodies (A-WEB), a move that strengthens Jordan's presence in international electoral forums and expands the horizons for cooperation and exchange of expertise with election administrations around the world.

The Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Independent Election Commission, Eng. Musa Maaytah, delivered a speech before the members of the Association and the attendees, in which he expressed his thanks and appreciation for the Commission's accession to the Association, emphasizing the importance of enhancing international cooperation and exchanging experiences and expertise in the field of election management, in a way that contributes to developing electoral practices and consolidating the principles of integrity, transparency, and participation.

The Association of World Election Bodies is one of the international organizations specializing in the field of election management. It includes more than 120 election administrations as members and aims to enhance cooperation between election administrations, exchange knowledge, expertise, and best practices, and support the development of institutional and technical capabilities, thereby contributing to upgrading electoral processes and enhancing their integrity and transparency.

The accession of the Independent Election Commission to the Association comes within the framework of its keenness to expand its international partnerships, enhance communication with its counterparts in election administrations, and benefit from international experiences, in a way that supports the development of the election management system in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

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