ISLAMABAD – The Pakistan Election Commission approved the rule of conduct for international observers on Tuesday.

Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja presided over the ECP session, which was attended by key authorities, including the secretary and members of the ECP.

On this occasion, the CEC also approved the foreign observers’ code of conduct and scheduled a session on October 16 to discuss it.

The ECP expressed satisfaction with the election arrangements, and the CEC outlined all of the issues that needed to be resolved before the polls.

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