Transitional governments navigate post-conflict reconstruction by addressing the legacies of violence and fostering stability. These governments often focus on establishing rule of law, promoting reconciliation, and rebuilding infrastructure to restore public confidence. Effective leadership in transitional periods is critical for unifying diverse factions and paving the way for inclusive governance. Moreover, transitional governments may implement reforms to ensure accountability for past abuses while also creating frameworks for sustainable economic development. Successful reconstruction emphasizes a balance between immediate humanitarian needs and long-term stability, facilitating a path toward a peaceful and democratic society.