Political leaders across West Africa are intensifying discussions around electoral reforms, responding to growing public scrutiny and calls for improved democratic processes.
Officials say proposed reforms focus on strengthening electoral institutions, improving voter education, and ensuring transparent vote-counting systems. Civil society groups have welcomed the dialogue but stress that implementation will be key to restoring public trust.
Political analysts note that recent elections in the region have highlighted both progress and persistent challenges, including voter turnout concerns and allegations of irregularities.
Observers say continued engagement between governments, opposition parties, and regional bodies will be essential to sustaining democratic stability in the years ahead.