Candidate for the Prime Minister

The countdown begins! As the Prime Minister prepares to give up his apron, speculation is rife about possible candidates for the new Chief Executive. The decision is made by the President, who will appoint a new head of government in the coming days in accordance with the current constitutional amendments.

Possible nominations of the next government leader

So far, two names on the IRMAR platform could be presented to Andry Rajoelina. The Prime Minister is legally elected by the majority of elected representatives (Editor’s note: IRMAR won 84 out of 163 seats). Especially since Seven government members resign This makes this approach necessary.

Christian Ntsay is the outgoing Prime Minister (since 2018) and has a lot of assets. He has extensive experience in governance, leadership and career in international relations. His loyalty to the head of state is his trump card for re-election.

The upcoming government leader has also received Motion of censure in December 2022 The proposal initiated by the 105th House of Representatives was eventually aborted at the last moment.

One thing is certain, his historic fourth re-nomination will be remembered in the political life of the Big Island. It should be reminded that the longevity record is held by Désiré Rakotoarijaona (1977-1988).

Former National Education Minister and MP, FIANAARANTSOA I have become another major candidate. Perry), independent general doctor Marie-Michèle Sahondrarimalala is the director of the President of the Republic of Madagascar and the Supreme Court State Council Executive Judge.

According to Article 54 of the Constitution, the ball is in the hands of the IRMAR representative and/or the head of state.

Nsai government resigns: from democratic principles to necessary ministerial training

The prime minister and ministers must resign after the High Constitutional Court formally announces the election results for future members of the lower house.

This change of government is a democratic process Amendment of Article 54 of the Constitution. The President will appoint the new tenant of the Mahajjoariwo Palace within 14 days.

The Prime Minister will probably hand over the keys to the Mahajoz Arivuo Palace on July 12, 2024, referring to the date of the special session of the new National Assembly, which is next Tuesday, July 9.

To maintain the country’s political balance, the presidency, which comes from the highlands, selects the new head of government from the coastal regions.