International IDEA initiated a national dialogue in The Gambia on the 2024 draft constitution to revive stalled reform discussions, led by Dr. Chambers to gather insights and foster consensus among key stakeholders, addressing concerns from the 2020 rejected draft.

Efforts to reach a consensus on The Gambia's 2024 draft constitution between President Barrow and political rival Darboe have failed, highlighting a deep divide over key provisions. Mediation efforts by Dr. Chambas continue, but the deadlock raises concerns about prolonged political uncertainty.

International IDEA initiated a national dialogue on The Gambia's 2024 draft constitution to revive stalled reform discussions. Led by Dr. Chambers, the dialogue aims to foster consensus and address concerns, including presidential term limits and judicial independence, to align with democratic principles and national aspirations.

The Institute of Security Studies recommends Ecowas seek UN and AU assistance for Gambia's constitutional building process, crucial for security and judicial reforms post-dictatorship. Despite political tensions over the 'Barrow Constitution', Ecowas mediation is urged for stability and transitional justice progress.

The highly controversial 2024 Draft Constitution bill faces a decisive second reading in the National Assembly next month, needing support from at least 42 members to progress and potentially lead to a referendum, with the ruling NPP and main opposition UDP holding key seats.