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A new baby can now be added to the ration card in Iraq in a move aimed at providing continued support to citizens, as the Iraqi government announced it was starting to receive applications to to add a child to the ration card, as part of their efforts to improve. the means of support provided to families, due to the continuous increase in prices, as the ration card is one of the most important means of support provided for obtaining food products for Iraqi families.

Adding a child to the ration card

The Iraqi government has specified several conditions that must be met in order to add a new child to the ration card, which are as follows:

• The father and mother must be of Iraqi nationality.
• Pay the specified fees for adding a new child, which is around 100 dinars.
• The family must have a valid ration card.
• Submit the application electronically via the website Your platform.

Steps to add a new child to the ration card

The process of adding a child to the ration card is part of improving the system and meeting the needs of families in a more precise way. To complete this process, the following steps must be followed:

• Log in to Website of your platform.
• Enter your username and password correctly.
• Go to the electronic services section.
• Select the share card service.
• Fill in the required data.
• Attach the necessary documents.
• Click the submit request button to complete the process.

The importance of adding a child to the ration card

Adding a child to the ration card is an important step to ensure the continued effectiveness of the food system provided to families, and its importance lies in several key points, including:

• Ensure equitable distribution of resources by updating family data to include new children.
• Providing enough food for each member of the family according to their needs.
• Increase transparency in the system and reduce the chances of duplicating or duplicating registration.
• Directly meeting the nutritional and health needs of children.
• Improving the distribution of available resources more efficiently to avoid food shortages.