Title: The new Ivorian government: continuity and renewal within the ministerial team
Introduction :
In Côte d’Ivoire, the new government formed following the appointment of Robert Beugré Mambé as Prime Minister, expresses a subtle mixture of continuity and renewal. Despite certain adjustments, most of the ministers from the previous government were reappointed. However, the arrival of new personalities, particularly in the field of diplomacy, brings a breath of fresh air within the ministerial team.
A government in continuity:
Of the 33 ministers who make up the new government, the majority of them were retained in their respective positions. Thus, Téné Birahima Ouattara remains at the head of the Ministry of Defense, Jean Sansan Kambilé retains the Justice portfolio and General Vagondo Diomandé continues to assume responsibility for the Interior. This continuity demonstrates the desire to maintain political stability and to continue the actions undertaken by the previous government.
New developments in diplomacy:
However, significant changes have also taken place within the ministerial team. Among them, the entry of two career diplomats, bringing their expertise in the management of foreign affairs. Ambassador Kacou Léon Adom thus becomes the new head of Ivorian diplomacy, bringing experience and increased knowledge of international issues.
Departures and arrivals:
The ministerial reshuffle was also marked by some departures. Kouadio Konan Bertin, Minister of National Reconciliation, is leaving the government, thus marking the end of the cycle in this issue. In addition, Paulin Danho, accused of poor management during the flooding of the Ebimpé stadium, was removed from the government. These departures demonstrate the desire of the executive to make way for new personalities and to take into account the concerns of the population.
Conclusion :
The new Ivorian government embodies both the continuity of the work carried out by the previous team and the desire for renewal with the arrival of new personalities. This ministerial training demonstrates the desire to maintain political stability and respond to the expectations and challenges of the country. It is a government that is preparing to face national and international issues with determination and expertise.