For the first time, NAMs will conduct the affairs of the country in a specially built complex, after 400 years of British colonisation and 30 years of the First Republic.
A press release from the National Assembly in Banjul said that as from 24 November 2014 “all businesses of the National Assembly shall be conducted at the new building complex,” financed by the Indian government.
The new Assembly complex comprises meeting rooms for VIPs, offices for majority and minority leaders, a chamber that can accommodate 400 guests as well as an auditorium with a capacity for 150 persons, among others.
