Ambassadors from the United States, United Kingdom, and Netherlands embassies have jointly called on Ghana’s political parties to sign a peace pact. This agreement aims to ensure a peaceful and orderly electoral process in the upcoming elections.
The ambassadors’ appeal emphasizes the importance of maintaining Ghana’s democratic integrity and promoting a violence-free electoral environment.
Addressing at CODEO Election day Observation and Post-Election program, H.E. Jeroen Verheul Netherlands Ambassador to Ghana says by signing the peace pact, political parties demonstrate their commitment to peaceful resolution of disputes and adherence to democratic principles.
This development highlights the international community’s interest in Ghana’s democratic process and its desire to see a peaceful transfer of power. The peace pact serves as a vital instrument in promoting electoral transparency and accountability.
The signing of the peace pact is crucial in maintaining Ghana’s democratic stability and ensuring the country’s continued growth and development.
H.E. Harriet Thompson, UK High Commissioner, commended election observers for their vital role in ensuring the credibility of Ghana’s electoral process.
She emphasized the importance of peaceful and transparent elections, citing December 7, 2024, as an opportunity for Ghanaians to celebrate their hard-won freedoms.
“The UK Government, along with other international organizations, will be observing the elections through “Diploma Watch,” providing a snapshot of the electoral process. This effort aims to support Ghana’s democracy and ensure a peaceful transfer of power.”
Source: oyerepafmonline.com/Bernard K Dadzie; Greater Accra Region
