HEAD OF ECOWAS ELECTION OBSERVATION MISSION ARRIVES IN CABO VERDE AHEAD OF LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS
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DescriptionThe Head of the ECOWAS Election Observation Mission to the Legislative Elections in Cabo Verde, H.E. Baboucarr-Blaise Ismaila JAGNE, former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of The Gambia, has arrived in Praia ahead of the polls scheduled for 17 May 2026. His arrival marks an important phase in ECOWAS’ electoral accompaniment, reinforcing the Commission’s commitment to supporting peaceful, credible and transparent elections in Cabo Verde, in line with its mandate to promote democracy, constitutional order and stability across the region.
Speaking to the media upon arrival, H.E. Baboucarr-Blaise Ismaila JAGNE stated that ECOWAS is in Cabo Verde to accompany the process in close coordination with national authorities, electoral stakeholders and partner observer missions. He expressed the expectation that the elections would once again take place in a peaceful atmosphere and serve the best interest of the Cabo Verdean people, while reaffirming ECOWAS’ commitment to dialogue, cooperation and confidence-building throughout the electoral process.
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Date photo was taken*17-May-2026
Department*Office of the President
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CityPraia
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CountryCAPO VERDE
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