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Civil society organizations are convening at the Sangri Hotel on Lumley Beach Road in Aberdeen for a two-day National Conference focused on mobilizing efforts towards genuine electoral reforms, peace, and national cohesion in Sierra Leone.
The event, which commenced today and will continue through October 2, 2024, has brought together key stakeholders from across the country under the theme: “Mobilizing Civil Society Community towards Genuine Electoral Reforms, Peace, and National Cohesion
This conference serves as a crucial platform for discussing strategies to strengthen Sierra Leone’s democratic institutions, particularly in light of the challenges faced during the 2023 elections.
Civil society leaders, government representatives, and international partners are engaging in dialogue on vital issues, including electoral transparency, governance, and the promotion of national unity.
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Participants are expected to share insights and collaborate on actionable plans aimed at enhancing the electoral process and fostering a more inclusive political environment.
The gathering highlights the important role of civil society in advocating for reforms that can ensure a fair and democratic electoral framework in Sierra Leone.
