CLEAN : ECOWAS deplores 'lack of progress' over Mali elections, upholds Guinea suspension

The transcript discusses the suspension of the Republic of Guinea from all governing bodies of ECOWAS, along with a travel ban and financial asset freeze on CNLD members and their families until constitutional order is restored. It highlights the lack of progress in election preparations, including the absence of a detailed timetable for the elections scheduled for February 27, 2022. The transcript also calls for support from the African Union, United Nations, and other partners to implement these sanctions.

What actions were taken against the Republic of Guinea by ECOWAS?

• Removal of all sanctions

• Invitation to join a new economic partnership

• Increased financial aid and support

• Suspension from all governing bodies and imposition of travel bans

What was the main reason for the authority's disappointment regarding the election preparations?

• Excessive spending on election campaigns

• Too many candidates running for office

• Absence of a detailed timetable for the elections

• Lack of international support

When were the elections in Guinea originally scheduled to take place?

• 30 April 2022

• 1 January 2022

• 27 February 2022

• 15 March 2022

Which organizations were called upon to support the implementation of sanctions?

• World Bank and IMF

• African Union and United Nations

• European Union and NATO

• ASEAN and OPEC

What is the primary goal of the sanctions imposed on Guinea?

• To promote tourism

• To enhance military cooperation

• To restore constitutional order

• To increase trade with neighboring countries