Division within the Presidential Council: Civil Society Calls for Unity for National Interest

The faction representing civil society within the Presidential Council has emphasized the urgent necessity of reaching a consensus among the nine political entities and civil society. This declaration arises within a context characterized by persistent disagreements within the Council, posing threats to both stability and the effectiveness of decision-making processes.

The memorandum, a copy of which has been obtained by our editorial team, sheds light on the crucial importance of unity in overcoming current challenges and optimally serving the interests of the country and its populace. “Faced with the complex issues confronting us, it is imperative that all stakeholders unite around a shared vision and collaborate to devise viable solutions,” asserts the declaration.

The civil society faction implores members of the Presidential Council to set aside their partisan divergences and prioritize the collective good. “We must transcend individual and political interests in favor of communal well-being,” stresses the memorandum.