The local, legislative and presidential elections of December “represent a crucial opportunity” to strengthen democratic governance, promote reconciliation and consolidate stability, Jean-Pierre LacroixThe Subsecrétaire General for Peace Operations said that ambassadors in the Security advice.
The timely detention of the presidential and legislative elections is a constitutional requirement, and the government has always demonstrated its commitment to organize local elections, he added.
Although the final electoral role is currently delayed due to technical difficulties, the national authorities, supported by the United Nations peacekeeping mission, Minuscahave made significant efforts to advance the revision of the electoral register through national registration.
“This process has taken place without major security incidents, reflecting an effective collaboration between the national defense forces of Africa and Africa and MinuscaAs well as the public interest in engaging in the political process, “said Mr. Lacroix.
Challenges remain
Although the government’s agreement of April 19 between the government and the leaders of various opposition armed groups aimed to end hostilities in the country, violence – mainly perpetrated by armed groups and militias – continues to undermine stability.
“The security situation remains fragile in the border regions,” said Mr. Lacroix, noting the effects of the conflicts in neighboring Sudan.
Last week, a soldier of Zambian peace was killed when suspected armed elements opened fire on a minus patrol, responding to information reporting on civilians in the northeast of the country.
Mr. Lacroix also informed the Human Rights Security Council and Humanitarian concerns.
Although progress has been made in the progress of judicial responsibility, in particular by the Special Criminal Court, a lack of funding should compromise the operations of the court by September.
In addition, while urgent needs continue to go beyond available resources, “the humanitarian situation remains disastrous,” said Lacroix, calling for a strong support for vital humanitarian assistance.
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