Transitional governments face numerous challenges in post-conflict scenarios, including establishing legitimacy, rebuilding institutions, and addressing deep-seated grievances among factions. Often, these governments must navigate political polarization while attempting to unite disparate groups. Security concerns can also impede progress, as the threat of renewed violence can hinder effective governance. Additionally, they must prioritize the creation of a stable environment conducive to democratic practices, all while managing limited resources. The success of transitional governments is critical for paving the way towards lasting peace and stability.