Baghdad: The House of Representatives has adjourned its session until next Wednesday. This decision came after the completion of the first reading of a critical draft law focused on public-private partnerships.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the session was paused after lawmakers gathered to review the initial draft of a law that aims to enhance collaboration between the public and private sectors. The draft law is expected to play a significant role in fostering economic development by encouraging private investment in public projects. The adjournment allows members of Parliament to consider the provisions discussed during the first reading before reconvening for further discussions and potential amendments.