ECOWAS releases preliminary findings on 2024 Ghana general election

Dr. Omar Alieu Touray President at Economic Community of West African States
Dr. Omar Alieu Touray President at Economic Community of West African States | Official website

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has issued a preliminary declaration regarding the 2024 general election in Ghana. The statement provides insights into the conduct and outcomes of the electoral process.

ECOWAS observed the elections closely, ensuring that democratic principles were upheld throughout. According to their declaration, "The elections were conducted in a generally peaceful atmosphere," highlighting the overall stability during this crucial period for Ghana.

Despite some minor challenges, ECOWAS commended the efforts of all stakeholders involved in maintaining order and transparency. They noted, "The logistical arrangements were adequate and facilitated an inclusive participation."

In addition to recognizing the successful execution of the elections, ECOWAS also emphasized areas for improvement. The organization stated, "Some issues relating to voter registration need further attention to enhance future processes."

Overall, ECOWAS acknowledged the progress made by Ghana in strengthening its democratic institutions and expressed optimism about continued development. Their assessment concluded with a call for ongoing vigilance: "All parties should remain committed to peace as results are finalized."




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