Title: The CENI in consultation with the different components for inclusive and peaceful elections
Introduction :
The Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recently concluded a series of consultation frameworks with women, young people, people living with disabilities and indigenous people. These discussions made it possible to address preparations for the next elections and to respond to the concerns and expectations of these different categories of voters. The President of the CENI, Denis KADIMA KAZADI, insisted on the importance of not being influenced by false information circulating on social networks and of relying only on the official communication channels of the CENI.
Citizen commitment in favor of elections:
The enthusiasm and citizen engagement aroused during these meetings demonstrate the importance given to the upcoming elections in the DRC. As the country prepares to organize the election of municipal councilors, Denis KADIMA KAZADI underlines that the Congolese aspire to quality and peaceful elections. The CENI aims to contribute to the positive development of democracy in the DRC and to make the elections a moment of celebration and celebration for all.
The participation of important components of the electorate:
Women, young people, people living with disabilities and indigenous people represent essential components of the Congolese electorate. The CENI recognizes the importance of not leaving them on the sidelines of the electoral process and wishes to actively involve them. Members of these categories are called upon to become aware of their responsibility in holding credible and inclusive elections, and to mobilize their demographic power to contribute to the democratic evolution of the country.
The legal framework and operation of the electronic voting system:
During these discussions, the CENI also wanted to inform the participants on the legal framework governing elections and in particular on the operation of the Electronic Voting Device (DEV), formerly called the Voting Machine. CENI officials responded to specific questions from participants and stressed that preparations for the elections are underway and that slippage is not envisaged. The CENI has several official communication channels and urges voters not to let themselves be manipulated by the enemies of the elections and to rely only on official information.
Conclusion :
The consultation frameworks between the CENI and the different components of the Congolese electorate demonstrate citizen commitment in favor of the next elections in the DRC. The participation of women, young people, people living with disabilities and indigenous people is essential to guarantee inclusive, transparent and peaceful elections.. The mobilization of these categories of voters is crucial for the democratic evolution of the country. The CENI makes every effort to inform voters in a transparent manner and urges everyone not to be influenced by false information. The upcoming elections in the DRC are a unique opportunity to strengthen democracy and ensure a better future for all.