Baghdad: The 292 newly elected members of parliament took the constitutional oath.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the ceremony marks a significant step in Iraq’s democratic process as these members begin their legislative duties. The swearing-in took place at a formal session held in the parliamentary chambers, where the MPs pledged to uphold the constitution and serve the interests of the Iraqi people.

This event signifies the commencement of a new parliamentary term, with the elected MPs set to tackle pressing national issues. The ceremony was attended by key political figures and representatives from various sectors, emphasizing the importance of this legislative milestone in Iraq’s political landscape.

The newly sworn-in MPs are expected to convene soon to discuss the formation of parliamentary committees and set legislative priorities for the upcoming sessions. Their roles will be crucial in shaping the country’s policies and addressing the challenges facing Iraq today.