Gambia: NPP holds non-elective congress in Jarra Soma with President Barrow

The National People’s Party (NPP) held its much-anticipated non-elective congress in Jarra Soma, drawing party leaders, members, and stakeholders to discuss the future of the party and its role in national development. The event saw the attendance of President Adama Barrow, who delivered a keynote address to energize and unify the party’s base.

In his speech, President Barrow highlighted the party’s significant achievements, reaffirming the NPP’s commitment to addressing the needs of Gambians. “We have achieved remarkable progress together, but there is still work to be done,” he stated. “This congress is an opportunity to reflect on our journey, renew our commitment, and strategize for the challenges ahead.”

The congress featured discussions on key policy directions, reviews of past performances, and brainstorming sessions to refine the party’s strategies for governance and outreach. Senior party officials and executives also took to the podium, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and grassroots engagement in achieving the NPP’s vision for national development.

“This is a time for unity and focus,” one senior party leader remarked. “We must work together to consolidate our gains and address the pressing challenges facing our nation.”

The congress provided an opportunity for members to engage directly with the party’s leadership, fostering a sense of inclusion and shared purpose. Attendees expressed optimism about the party’s direction and praised the leadership for organizing the congress to strengthen internal cohesion.

As the NPP continues to solidify its position on the national stage, the outcomes of the Jarra Soma congress are expected to play a pivotal role in shaping the party’s agenda in the coming years.