The issues at stake in the election of the final office of the National Assembly on May 18: details of the electoral process

The recent tumult that occurred within the People’s Palace finally found a solution in the firm decision of the President of the age office, Christophe Mboso. Following the ultimatum given to him, he took the decision to publish a new calendar setting the date of the election of the final office of the National Assembly, now scheduled for May 18.

This new electoral calendar is as follows:

– Friday May 10 and Monday May 13: opening of applications, offering candidates the opportunity to position themselves for key positions;
– Tuesday May 14: in-depth examination of candidate files, a crucial step to guarantee the transparency of the electoral process;
– Wednesday May 15: display of the lists of candidates, a symbolic step marking the completion of the selected applications;
– Thursday May 16: launch of the electoral campaign, a pivotal moment when the candidates will express their orientations, visions and promises;
– Saturday May 18: culmination of this democratic process with the hearing of the candidates’ messages, the election itself and finally the installation of the final office, thus marking the start of a new phase within the National Assembly .

This new stage of the National Assembly is of capital importance for the political life of the country, because it is through the composition of the final office that the dynamics and directions of future parliamentary work will emerge. The issues are multiple, ranging from the representativeness of different political currents to the ability to work together for the general interest.

The appointment of members of the final office of the National Assembly will not only be a matter of procedures, but above all a key moment where the balance of power, political alliances and strategic orientations are at stake. It is therefore an essential step for democracy and good governance in the country.

Let us hope that this election, scheduled for May 18, will take place in a calm, transparent climate and respectful of democratic rules, and that it will allow the establishment of a definitive office that meets the nation’s current expectations and challenges. .