Official sources stated that the vote is considered a decisive moment in forming a government that reflects the true will of the people, hence the need to guarantee a free, fair, and democratic electoral process.

Eyob Mesafint, a member of the Executive Committee and elections manager of the Ethiopian Citizens for Social Justice Party, revealed that the party has completed its fundamental preparations.

Mesafint stated that candidate registration is progressing in accordance with the schedule of the National Elections Board of Ethiopia (NEBE), while the full manifesto and the policy documents are ready for the campaign season.

Nebiha Mohammed, head of Public Relations at the Freedom and Equality Party, emphasized that a resilient nation and effective governance can only emerge from a genuinely democratic electoral process.

Mohammed underscored that they are working to strengthen their grassroots structures throughout the country and will soon release a policy platform that reflects current economic, social, and political realities.

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