Nationales Wahlbüro umreißt Zeitplan für Wählerregistrierung

Äthiopiens Nationales Wahlbüro hat Beratungen zur Festlegung des Zeitplans für die Wählerregistrierung begonnen. Der Prozess wird auf nationaler Ebene an vom Büro bestimmten Terminen starten und regional fortgesetzt.

Äthiopiens Nationales Wahlbüro (NEBE) gibt an, dass die Wählerregistrierung auf nationaler Ebene an von ihm festgelegten Terminen beginnen und fortgesetzt werden wird. Das Büro wird regionale Regierungen oder andere relevante Stellen konsultieren, um Zeitpläne für lokale Wahlen zu erstellen.  These dates are determined after discussions with eligible political parties, civil society organizations, media outlets, and other interested parties. The registration schedule will be announced to the public 15 days in advance through media and other notification channels.  Election officials will allocate time slots following the region's standard working hours, providing one hour for every 50 individuals. The process adheres to federal government regulations, operating during official entry and exit times on weekdays including Monday and Sunday, while excluding public holidays. In certain regions, the board may adjust working hours based on local government implementation laws.

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