Mr Colley indicated that the Commission has validated its Strategic Plan for 2026-2027, which outlines priorities such as inclusion, transparency, and adherence to electoral laws.
He stated that the IEC will continue engaging stakeholders to ensure clarity, understanding and confidence in the electoral process.
Further, he said the IEC is mandated under Section 43 of the Constitution of The Gambia to conduct all public elections and referenda, and to set election dates in line with the country’s electoral laws.
Colley also noted that the registration of political parties remains subject to legal requirements, and urged groups seeking registration to comply with the stipulated provisions before engaging in political activities.
The Commission said the election dates were set in accordance with legal requirements and logistical considerations to ensure transparency and integrity in the process.
