CLEAN : East African leaders condemn Burundi coup attempt

The summit strongly condemns the current situation in Burundi, stating that the conditions are not conducive for elections as scheduled by the National Electoral Commission. They urge the authorities to postpone the elections to a period not beyond the current government's mandate. The summit plans to reconvene in more than one to two weeks to review developments and take necessary actions.

What is the summit's stance on the current conditions in Burundi?

• They are improving rapidly.

• They are not suitable for elections.

• They are ideal for elections.

• They are irrelevant to the elections.

What action does the summit recommend regarding the elections in Burundi?

• Proceed with the elections as scheduled.

• Cancel the elections indefinitely.

• Postpone the elections within the current government's mandate.

• Hold elections in a different country.

What is the maximum period suggested for postponing the elections?

• Beyond the current government's mandate.

• Within the current government's mandate.

• Until international observers arrive.

• Until the next summit.

What is the summit's plan for the coming weeks regarding the situation in Burundi?

• To ignore the situation.

• To send military intervention.

• To reconvene and review developments.

• To conduct a public survey.

What will the summit do after reviewing the developments in Burundi?

• Celebrate the progress.

• Ignore the developments.

• Disband the summit.

• Take necessary action.