In a proactive and promising step toward ensuring a peaceful and equitable election process, major political parties are coming together to sign a peace pact today.
As the nation prepares for the polls, this landmark agreement aims to foster a peaceful and transparent electoral environment.
Facilitated by the Election Commission, the Peace Pact outlines shared commitments from all participating parties to uphold democratic values, engage in constructive dialogue, and respect the results of the election.
The signing ceremony will take place at the National Conference Center, with representatives from each party, alongside civil society organizations and international observers, fostering an inclusive environment.
The following are key elements of the Peace Pact:
– Parties will collaborate to strictly avoid all forms of violence and intimidation.
– All parties pledge to honor the election results as announced by the Election Commission, reinforcing trust in the democratic process.
Parties dedicate themselves to conducting their campaigns with integrity, avoiding hate speech and disinformation.
The Election Commission has highlighted the significance of this pact in strengthening public confidence in the electoral process. “This Peace Pact exemplifies our united commitment to democracy and the rule of law,” stated the Chief Election Commissioner.
As the nation looks on, the signing of this peace pact represents a hopeful and collaborative step toward a peaceful and democratic election in 2024.
Story by: Rhodaline Addy-Orleans
