November 8, 2009 (KHARTOUM) — The National Electoral Commission (NSC) dismissed a statement made by Carter center accusing the Sudanese electoral body of hampering the work of foreign observers to the voter registration process.
On November 2, Carter Center expressed concerns about the obstacles facing election observers, including delays in finalizing their accreditation procedures. It also mentioned delays in election preparations, as well as continued reports of harassment of political party and civil society activity.
The NEC secretary general, Jalal Mohamed Ahmed, said on Sunday that the electoral body had welcomed the Carter Center and provided it with the necessary authorizations. He further said the accreditations of some observers from the Center were delayed due to the long proceedings of residence permits.
The security authorities have received the required documents and approved it, he said. He further stressed that all the Carter Center staff are now allowed to carry out their duties normally, urging the center to clarify the truth about this issue.
The NEC officials told SUNA — despite the reports reflecting the delay and slow in the process — that voter registration was going well.
A picture of a government vehicle with electoral banner for the National Congress Party is circulating in the mailing lists and discussion forums to show the use of public vehicles by the ruling party in the electoral campaign.
However the NCP has denied the use of public means in the campaign saying it was not in need of means and potential of government to implement or finance its political campaign for the next election.
Mr. Majid Haj Amin officer of NCP political mobilization asked the opposition parties to produce the evidences proving these practices.
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