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Kaieteur News – The Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) on Thursday met with representatives of The Carter Center to discuss matters relating to the September 1, 2025 General and Regional Elections.
The Carter Center was represented by its Country Director, Mr. Jason Calder, Mr. Nicholas Jahr, Deputy Director and Ms. Mariam Tabatadze while the ERC was represented by Chairman Shaikh Moeenul Hack; Commissioners Chandrowtie Sarran, Alphonso Porter, Norris Witter, Neaz Subhan, and Ashton Simon; and Chief Executive Officer, Gomin Camacho.
According to a press release issued by the Commission, the meeting “provided an opportunity for both sides to share their respective plans and activities in support of a peaceful and credible electoral process.”
Further, the ERC outlined its key initiatives for the elections period, which include the planned signing of the Code of Conduct for Political Parties, monitoring of campaign activities, and observation on Election Day. “The ERC remains committed to promoting unity and respect during the elections and looks forward to continued engagement with both local and international stakeholders,” the press release said.
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