of the candidates, or interfering in the choices of the voter during the ballot. The neutrality and independence of the organizers at the polling and counting centers reflects the integrity of the entire electoral process. 12. Call for the establishing of a clearer, precise, and seamless mechanism that secures the smooth entry of veiled women, ensures that their faces match their identity documents, and takes into account their privacy in this regard. 13. Call for paying greater attention to civil society institutions and human rights defenders concerned with monitoring the electoral process by providing them with dedicated spaces within all polling and counting centers, close to polling and counting committees, enabling them to monitor and observe all stages of the electoral process on polling day, until counting of the ballots and announcing the final results. 14.  Pay more attention to the ongoing media coverage of the electoral process by the Supreme Committee for the General Supervision of the Soundness of Elections, through prompt and continued updating of the information, data, and statistics posted on its website and electronic accounts, including the decisions and judicial rulings related to the electoral objections and appeals. Such will become the source of information and database for professionals, researchers, academics, and the public. 15. On-going follow up by the chairs of the provincial and public electoral centers and their employees, to verify the adequacy of the remaining ballot papers to ensure that they do not run out, which influences the flow of the electoral process, so as no voter misses his/her right to vote. 16. Continue the efforts of the Ministry of Information Affairs in raising awareness of the electoral process using infographics to include all stages of the electoral process, as well as the rights and duties of voters and candidates, owing to their clear impact in promoting the concepts of the electoral process and delivering such in a simplified form, easy to understand by all. 95