By Johnathan Paoli
The Eminent Persons Group (EPG), a voluntary body of 31 prominent South Africans appointed to facilitate the National Dialogue, will actively engage with stakeholders to explore avenues for participation, arguing that a process of such national importance must accommodate all perspectives, even dissenting ones.
In a statement issued ahead of the inaugural National Dialogue Convention over the weekend, the EPG reiterated its commitment to ensuring that the dialogue remained a citizen-led, inclusive and representative process to shape a shared vision for the country’s future.
“The EPG will engage these important voices to enable opportunities for their participation and contributions. The EPG will continue to encourage humility, compassion and diligence in the leadership and execution of the National Dialogue,” the statement read
Drawn from diverse sectors of society, EPG members serve in their personal capacities, without remuneration, and do not represent any political or organisational interests.
Their mandate
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