United States Commends Ghanas Presidential Candidates for Signing Election Peace Pact
Fri, 29 Nov 2024 13:00
The United States commends the presidential candidates for signing the 4th Presidential Elections Peace Pact and congratulates the National Peace Council and the Institute of Democratic Governance for their tireless stewardship of this significant initiative.
The will of the Ghanaian people must not be thwarted by the threat of violence before, during, or after the upcoming elections.
"The United States wishes Ghana a peaceful, transparent, and credible electoral process on December 7".
John Dramani Mahama, the NDC's flag bearer, committed to holding peaceful elections on December 7, 2024, by signing the 2024 peace pact.
The party's previous position of refusing to accept the agreement if six demands were not met, including justice for the eight people slain during the 2020 general elections was not achieved through the election of the Emile Short Committee report on the Ayawaso West Wuogon.
At the signing of the 4th Presidential Election Peace Pact in Accra on Thursday, November 28, however, former president and the National Democratic Congress's 2024 flag bearer, John Dramani Mahama stated that the government's stance does not inspire trust in voters, and he and the NDC are personally committed to a peaceful election.
The former President emphasized that sincere efforts are essential to uphold Ghana's standing as a peaceful democratic country and urged all parties to match their promises with their actions.Isaac Kwame Owusu//[email#160;protected]

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