GUINEA: UN PEACE BUILDING COMMISSION WELCOMES DEAL TO ORGANIZE LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS

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GUINEA: UN PEACEBUILDING COMMISSION WELCOMES DEAL TO ORGANIZE
LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS New York, Jul 10 2013 1:00PMThe United Nations
Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) panel dealing with the situation in
Guinea welcomed today the agreement between the country's Government
and opposition parties to hold legislative elections at the end of
September.

In a statement, the Commission's Guinea Configuration commended the
countries political leaders for "having chosen the path of dialogue
and compromise in the interest of the country," which in March saw a
wave in opposition protests that led to several death and hundreds of
injuries.

The agreement was signed on 3 July in the Guinean capital, Conakry, at
the end of the UN-mediated inter-Guinean political dialogue that was
launched on 28 March.

Last week, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon hailed this development as
a "breakthrough," and called on the Independent National Electoral
Commission (CENI), with the support of international bilateral and
multilateral partners, including the Economic Community of West
African States (ECOWAS), the European Union, the Organisation
internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) and the United Nations, to do
its utmost to implement the electoral timeline.

The Configuration stressed the elections must be inclusive, free and
transparent, and called on all stakeholders to respect the new
electoral schedule and the provisions of the signed agreement,
including measures for accompaniment and appeasement, so elections can
be held under peaceful and secure conditions.

"The Configuration stands ready to continue its support to
international efforts for accompanying the elections […] and confirms
its willingness to provide all the support possible to the
implementation of the agreement in terms of technical, political and
financial assistance, in order to ensure its effective execution," the
statement said.

Guinea is one of six countries -- along with Burundi, the Central
African Republic (CAR), Guinea-Bissau, Liberia and Sierra Leone --
currently on the agenda of the Commission, which was set up in 2005 to
help countries emerging from conflict make an irreversible transition
from war to sustainable peace.Jul 10 2013 1:00PM
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