The open session today (Sunday, November 10) of the Islamic Consultative Assembly was chaired by Ali Nikzad, the Deputy Speaker of the Assembly, and was held virtually with the presence of 199 representatives. This session was focused on reviewing and approving bills and proposals, and the representatives engaged in discussions and exchanges of views on various economic and social issues of the country.
Review of Important Bills and Proposals
During this session, the representatives reviewed several important bills and proposals, including the budget bill for the year 1402 and proposals related to economic reforms. The Deputy Speaker emphasized the importance of these bills and called for cooperation and collaboration from all representatives to optimally approve them.
Emphasis on Virtual Presence of Representatives
Ali Nikzad, in his remarks, emphasized the importance of holding sessions virtually and stated that this format allows representatives to participate in decision-making processes without the need for physical presence. This approach is particularly significant in the current circumstances due to the outbreak of infectious diseases in the country.
Given the limitations caused by health conditions, this method of holding sessions enables representatives to easily participate in discussions and reviews and present their opinions. Additionally, the Islamic Consultative Assembly is striving to expedite and facilitate its operations by utilizing modern technologies.
