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Dr Chambas urges peaceful, inclusive elections in Gambia

GambiaOct 2, 2026, 1:50 PM
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PUBLISHEDOct 2, 2026, 1:50 PM
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Dr Chambas was speaking at a function organised yesterday at a local hotel in Kotu by International IDEA, who are implementing a project entitled "Promoting Peaceful, Inclusive, and Credible Presidential and Parliamentary Elections in The Gambia. " H. E. Dr Mohamed Ibn Chambas, serving as Eminent Person, delivered a strong call for unity, peace, and inclusivity among Gambian stakeholders. Addressing political leaders, civil society, and youth representatives, Dr Chambas emphasised that the supreme interest of the Gambian people must rise above partisan considerations. “We must create an atmosphere in which the ordinary Gambian can go to sleep, wake up the next morning, and go about their activities without fear,” he said, underscoring the importance of stability and security for livelihoods and businesses.

Dr Chambas recalled the success of previous electoral cycles, where presidential and assembly candidates signed a code of conduct to guide their behaviour before, during, and after elections. He praised Gambian stakeholders for their commitment to peace, noting: “When the dust has settled, Gambia remains standing, Gambia remains peaceful, Gambia remains a Smiling Coast of Africa. ” Highlighting the role of youth wings in political parties, he urged leaders to channel their energy into constructive competition of ideas rather than confrontation. “Let a thousand opinions and ideas flourish for the good of The Gambia,” he said, stressing that elections should be about presenting visions to the people in a transparent and violence-free environment. Dr Chambas also pointed to the importance of religious and civil society leaders in maintaining…

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