
The Functional Executive Committee (FEC) of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has officially approved the leadership for two critical committees tasked with organizing the party’s National Congress in December 2026. General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey has been appointed to chair the Planning Committee, while Mahdi Gibril will lead the Electoral Committee. The appointments, confirmed during an FEC meeting on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, mark the formal start of internal preparations for the major party gathering.
The two committees carry distinct mandates essential for the successful execution of the congress. As head of the Planning Committee, Mr. Kwetey will oversee the complex logistical arrangements and the overall organizational framework required for the event. Meanwhile, the Electoral Committee under Mr. Gibril is charged with overseeing the electoral processes to ensure the internal polls remain fair, transparent, and credible. These groups are the first of 15 specialized committees the party intends to establish to manage various aspects of the national assembly.
The NDC leadership has emphasized that the timely formation of these committees is crucial for a smooth preparation period. By establishing these structures early, the party aims to mitigate potential logistical challenges and provide sufficient time for stakeholder engagement. The party hierarchy has called upon all members to offer their full support to the newly appointed leadership as they begin their duties, signaling a commitment to strengthening internal democracy ahead of the December 2026 congress.
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