Galen Training Prepares Elections Officers for Upcoming Votes
Ahead of critical local elections, sixteen Elections and Boundaries officers are now better equipped to safeguard Belize’s democratic process. The officers completed an intensive, university-led training program focused on electoral law, integrity, and on-the-ground election management.

Eve Aird
Dr. Eve Aird, Provost, Galen University
“The successful completion of the Elections & Boundaries Certificate Program which aimed to ensure that officers in the Elections & Boundaries Department are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to uphold the democratic process and maintain public trust in the electoral system. The certificates issued today affirm that the successful participants have the attributes, skills, and knowledge and professionalism to manage and oversee the election processes and maintain the integrity of electoral boundaries and effectively serve the public.

Kareem Musa
Kareem Musa, Minister of Immigration, Governance & Labor
“Today, we recognize all registering officers and assistant registering officers who undertook this course of study. I understand the demands of your daily responsibilities, and I commend the effort required to complete this program while continuing your work across the country. Your ability to carry this through reflects the same discipline and focus that defines your work within the department.

Noe Bonilla
Noe Bonilla, Participant
“This experience has also reminded us of the value of continuous learning and self-improvement. It has challenged us to thing critically, adapt to change and strive for excellence in everything we do.”
With elections approaching, officials say newly certified Elections and Boundaries officers are better prepared to serve the public and protect the integrity of Belize’s democratic process.
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