Iraqi PM's office announces restructuring of Higher Women's Council

BAGHDAD, Iraq — The Iraqi Prime Minister's office has announced efforts to reshape the Supreme Council for Women and revive it under a new framework. The council's current structure will be updated to strengthen policies and services for women, according to a statement from the Prime Minister's office. The restructuring is intended to expand the council's institutional functions and open it to broader participation from different segments of society. Officials said the process will be carried out in consultation with relevant stakeholders. Under the new vision, the council's areas of work and priorities will be reviewed to improve coordination on women's rights and social participation. The Prime Minister's office said the announcement marks the start of the formal process to reorganize the body. No further details on the timeline or specific changes were immediately available.