Maintaining political stability during transitions poses several challenges, including the risk of conflict, fragmentation, and power vacuums. Transitional periods often witness increased social unrest and disputes over governance structures. Leaders face difficulties in building broad coalitions, as diverse political actors may have differing agendas, leading to instability. Additionally, sustaining public trust becomes critical, as citizens may feel disillusioned if expectations aren’t met. The presence of external influences and economic pressures can further complicate efforts, making it essential for transitional leaders to navigate these challenges with strategic foresight and inclusive approaches.