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The idea of a possible or probable third term of the President of the Republic, Alassane Ouattara, does not seem to be shared at all by the Speaker of the National Assembly, Guillaume Soro. While this desire of the Head of State returns more and more in the Ivorian political debate, Guillaume Soro posted his position on the question. In a post on his twitter page, taken by the former minister, Alain Lobognon, one of his relatives, the head of the Ivorian Parliament recalls what the Constitution says before the head of state takes his decision. "I did not give ADO the power. It is the people who elected him. In the Constitution, it is well written that it is 2 mandates. Me, I trust him on that. », writes Guillaume Soro, who himself has been asked to take an interest in the succession of his current mentor.
Asked about the question, Alassane Ouattara, who previously indicated that he would no longer represent himself, changed his posture. The head of state says he wants to give his final decision in 2020, when will approach the deadline. But, it shows more and more his will to re-enact his own succession . "The new constitution allows me to make two terms from 2020. I will not make my final decision until then, depending on the situation in Côte d'Ivoire. Stability and peace are paramount, including before my principles. "
Last Wednesday, during Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly's first cabinet meeting, the President of the Republic returned to the subject. and has again blurred the minds. Alassane Ouattara has promised to say more in a few weeks, including August 6, in his speech to the Nation, for the celebration of the 58th anniversary of Côte d'Ivoire. "I will have more precise indications on my future ambitions to gather the whole Nation on the occasion of my address to the Nation on the 6th August next evening". Appointment eagerly awaited by the entire Ivorian political class and attentive observers of the situation in Côte d'Ivoire.
F.D.BONY
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