Party leaders say the month-long campaign will gather public input on constitutional reform proposals.
The announcement drew swift reactions across the political and business spectrum, with supporters calling it overdue and critics questioning the timeline and allocation of resources.
Experts believe the coming quarter will be decisive, as budgetary approvals and staffing decisions determine whether the plan moves from paper to practice on schedule.
Speaking to reporters, a spokesperson said further details would be shared in the coming days, adding that stakeholder consultations were ongoing and public feedback would be incorporated where feasible.
Officials familiar with the matter said the development had been under discussion for several months, with technical committees reviewing detailed proposals before the final announcement was made public this week.
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