He pointed out that more than 8,000 official certificates have been issued to those who passed, stressing that obtaining the certificate does not automatically mean the holder will be chosen as a member of the election committees, but rather constitutes a knowledge base and a condition for competition among applicants.
He said that any electoral process, whether municipal, parliamentary, or chambers of industry and commerce elections, requires a minimum level of knowledge of the electoral process procedures and the foundations of its management, noting that passing the exam is a fundamental condition to move to the interview and competition stage.
Habashneh affirmed that there is no ceiling on the number of registrants on the "Jahez" platform, given the ongoing need for electoral cadres with successive electoral events, pointing out that the commission relies on competition, methodologies, and approved references in selecting cadres.
Regarding the upcoming municipal elections, he explained that the required numbers of cadres are large and distributed across different levels, including main election committees, supporting cadres, and polling and counting committees, according to the number of polling and counting centers to be determined later.
He added that the committees formed for the chambers of industry and commerce elections included individuals who passed the exam or obtained a certificate from the "Jahez" platform, pointing to the continuous work on attracting and qualifying the necessary cadres for upcoming electoral events.
