Baghdad: Moayad Al-Lami, a candidate for Deputy Head of the Iraqi Journalists Syndicate, received the highest number of votes in the manual recount of ballots for the 23rd session of the Iraqi Journalists Syndicate elections, which began Friday evening and continued until the early hours of Saturday morning.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the manual recount confirmed Al-Lami’s strong support among the members of the syndicate. The election process, which took place over several hours, was conducted under the supervision of the syndicate’s election committee to ensure transparency and fairness.

The results reflect the confidence of the syndicate members in Al-Lami’s ability to represent their interests and lead effectively. The election was closely monitored by observers to maintain the integrity of the process and ensure accurate results.

The Iraqi Journalists Syndicate, an organization responsible for advocating for journalists’ rights and professional development in Iraq, holds elections every
few years to elect its leadership. The role of the Deputy Head is crucial for assisting in the management and strategic direction of the syndicate’s activities.