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Commonwealth Observer Group Hails Maldives’ Presidential Election as Orderly and Peaceful

Commonwealth Observer Group Hails Maldives’ Presidential Election as Orderly and Peaceful

The Commonwealth Observer Group, chaired by former Seychelles President Danny Faure, praised the Maldives' 2023 presidential election as orderly and peaceful. It was the first election since Maldives rejoined the Commonwealth in 2020. The group arrived on 2 September and departed on 15 September. Observers noted overall peaceful environment but concerns over vote-buying, misuse of state resources, and lack of campaign finance regulations. No women ran for presidency. Polling largely opened on time with female officials. Faure urged Maldivians to maintain democratic commitment and resolve disputes legally. Final report with recommendations will be shared.

The Commonwealth Observer Group, chaired by former Seychelles President Danny Faure, praised the Maldives' 2023 presidential election as orderly and peaceful. It was the first election since Maldives rejoined the Commonwealth in 2020. The group arrived on 2 September and departed on 15 September. Observers noted overall peaceful environment but concerns over vote-buying, misuse of state resources, and lack of campaign finance regulations. No women ran for presidency. Polling largely opened on time with female officials. Faure urged Maldivians to maintain democratic commitment and resolve disputes legally. Final report with recommendations will be shared.

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The Commonwealth Observer Group, chaired by former Seychelles President Danny Faure, praised the Maldives' 2023 presidential election as orderly and peaceful. It was the first election since Maldives rejoined the Commonwealth in 2020. The group arrived on 2 September and departed on 15 September. Observers noted overall peaceful environment but concerns over vote-buying, misuse of state resources, and lack of campaign finance regulations. No women ran for presidency. Polling largely opened on time with female officials. Faure urged Maldivians to maintain democratic commitment and resolve disputes legally. Final report with recommendations will be shared.

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