Guinea Bissau: 'All Efforts Must Be Made' to Ensure Peaceful Elections, Security Council Hears

10 September 2019

Since the inauguration of Guinea-Bissau's new Government in July, the political arena has been dominated by preparation for presidential elections, the assistant chief for UN peacekeeping operations in Africa told the Security Council on Tuesday, briefing members on the state of the nation, and the UN peacebuilding office there (UNIOGBIS).

Bintou Keita, Assistant Secretary-General for the Department of Peacekeeping Affairs and Department of Peacekeeping Operations, commended the West African nation for "the successful holding of the legislative elections on 10 March," despite delays due to political clashes.

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