In a groundbreaking development today, all eleven political parties in Kono District, alongside district chairmen, women, and youth leaders, convened for a pivotal training session organized by the Political Parties Registration Commission (PPRC).

The focus of the training, facilitated through funding from the European Union and executed by International IDEA, centred on enhancing skills in managing intra-party disputes. This unprecedented gathering underscores a collective commitment to fostering a robust democratic process within Kono District, with participants poised to gain invaluable insights into conflict resolution mechanisms vital for maintaining internal harmony and upholding democratic principles within their respective political spheres.

 

This collaborative initiative not only highlights the dedication of Kono District’s political landscape to fortifying its democratic infrastructure but also serves as a testament to the significance of international partnerships in nurturing democratic values worldwide.

As political stakeholders engage in comprehensive training tailored towards resolving internal conflicts effectively, the prospects for transparent, inclusive governance and cohesive political discourse within Kono District are significantly bolstered.

With the EU’s support and International IDEA’s expertise, this endeavour exemplifies a proactive step towards fostering a culture of political maturity and constructive dialogue, essential for sustaining democratic progress in the region.