Africa-Press – Botswana. The Minister for State President, Hon. Moeti C. Mohwasa, officially opened the 21st Annual International Electoral Affairs Symposium at Avani Hotel, representing President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko. The event brought together election experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss pressing issues in electoral governance.
Hon. Mohwasa reflected on Botswana’s peaceful 2024 political transition, highlighting the role of credible elections in strengthening democracy. He emphasized the importance of continued reforms to enhance transparency, public participation, and accountability in the electoral process.
The Minister noted that the Symposium provides a critical platform for advancing discussions on electoral integrity. Key areas of focus include the independence of election management bodies, voter education, technological integration in voting processes, and institutional reforms to improve election administration.
Hon. Mohwasa expressed optimism that the Symposium would foster productive dialogue among participants. He encouraged delegates to share best practices, innovative solutions, and experiences that can strengthen electoral systems across the region.
In closing, the Minister extended Botswana’s best wishes for a successful engagement, underscoring the country’s commitment to promoting credible elections and democratic governance. The symposium is expected to generate actionable insights that will inform future reforms and support transparent, inclusive, and efficient electoral processes.
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