The Goodluck Jonathan Foundation is set to host the highly anticipated Democracy Dialogue 2025, a significant event focused on examining the critical theme "Why Democracies Die."
Scheduled for 10:00 AM on September 17, 2025, at the Accra International Conference Centre, this gathering promises to foster insightful discussions on the challenges facing democratic systems worldwide.
The event, which features a stylized map of Africa as its backdrop, underscores the continent's central role in the global democratic conversation.
The theme "Why Democracies Die" invites participants to delve into the factors that threaten democratic governance, drawing from historical and contemporary examples to propose solutions for strengthening democratic institutions.
Organized by the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation, a prominent organization dedicated to promoting good governance and democratic values, the Dialogue aims to bring together policymakers, scholars, and activists.
As the date approaches, anticipation builds for a robust exchange of ideas that could shape the future of democracy, not only in Africa but globally.
The Accra International Conference Centre will serve as the perfect venue for this pivotal discussion, marking another milestone in the foundation's ongoing commitment to democratic resilience.
For more information, visit www.gejfoundation.org or follow the foundation's social media channels.
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