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Kurdistan .. the conclusion of the first agreement in the Middle East between the parliament and the government and civil society organizations
Sunday, 21 April / May 2013 22:24 | | |
{Arbil: Euphrates News} announced the head of the civil society organizations in the Kurdish parliament Dana Said Sophie finished writing the text of the Convention and development partnership between the parliament and the government and non-governmental organizations in the province of Kurdistan.
Sophie said in a press conference held parliament building and was attended by the correspondent of the Euphrates News Agency {} "This agreement is the first of its kind in the Middle East, which is a result of a year of discussions and consultations."
He added, "which will institutionalize the relationship between the public authorities and non-governmental organizations, and to identify the values and principles that govern the relationship between them as well as the mutual responsibilities of the parties."
He added that "our vision of this agreement it will contribute to more democracy in the region by selecting the responsibilities and roles expected of all parties, was to create good conditions for cooperation and we hope that the benefit is not only for the NGO sector, but civil society as a whole through the expansion of the space for civil society."
He said he "will provide the text of the Convention, which was negotiated through consultations with more than 500 civil society organizations in all governorates of the Kurdistan region, as well as with parliamentarians and members of the government, to parliament for approval."
For her part, director of Hema Salwa essence during the conference that "this agreement will become a bridge between the two parties and that in the past everyone was acting according to their own agendas, but this agreement will help to organize parties and give a new horizon for the work of non-governmental organizations and civil society in the region."
She pointed out that "the most important aspect of this agreement is that the point of view of civil society organizations have been taken into account, which has become treated as a partner real at all stages of the process, in addition to that he could become a base for the activities of non-governmental organizations and civil society in the years ahead, We hope that this process will be followed real implementation. "
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Sunday, 21 April / May 2013 22:24 | | |
{Arbil: Euphrates News} announced the head of the civil society organizations in the Kurdish parliament Dana Said Sophie finished writing the text of the Convention and development partnership between the parliament and the government and non-governmental organizations in the province of Kurdistan.
Sophie said in a press conference held parliament building and was attended by the correspondent of the Euphrates News Agency {} "This agreement is the first of its kind in the Middle East, which is a result of a year of discussions and consultations."
He added, "which will institutionalize the relationship between the public authorities and non-governmental organizations, and to identify the values and principles that govern the relationship between them as well as the mutual responsibilities of the parties."
He added that "our vision of this agreement it will contribute to more democracy in the region by selecting the responsibilities and roles expected of all parties, was to create good conditions for cooperation and we hope that the benefit is not only for the NGO sector, but civil society as a whole through the expansion of the space for civil society."
He said he "will provide the text of the Convention, which was negotiated through consultations with more than 500 civil society organizations in all governorates of the Kurdistan region, as well as with parliamentarians and members of the government, to parliament for approval."
For her part, director of Hema Salwa essence during the conference that "this agreement will become a bridge between the two parties and that in the past everyone was acting according to their own agendas, but this agreement will help to organize parties and give a new horizon for the work of non-governmental organizations and civil society in the region."
She pointed out that "the most important aspect of this agreement is that the point of view of civil society organizations have been taken into account, which has become treated as a partner real at all stages of the process, in addition to that he could become a base for the activities of non-governmental organizations and civil society in the years ahead, We hope that this process will be followed real implementation. "
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