UN Security Council
1902

2010 and encourages the Government of Burundi and the political parties to remain engaged in dialogue, in particular through the Permanent Forum for Dialogue; 7. Urges the Government of Burundi and the political parties to continue their efforts to preserve the independence and credibility of the Independent National Electoral Commission; 8. Supports the launch in September 2009 by President Nkurunziza of a nationwide civic education campaign for the elections and encourages the pursuit of civic education activities throughout the electoral process; 9. Welcomes the United Nations readiness to assist in the electoral process and requests BINUB to be prepared to provide, within its existing resources and if required, logistical support to the Independent National Electoral Commission at crucial phases of the electoral process; 10. Reiterates its request to the Executive Representative of the Secretary-General to facilitate and promote dialogue among national and international stakeholders, in particular in the context of the upcoming elections, while continuing to support their efforts to sustain peace and stability; 11. Encourages the Government of Burundi, the Peacebuilding Commission,